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<b>Week: 1. Date of teaching: Tuesday, August 25</b><i>th </i>
<b>UNIT 1: </b>
<b>A SUMMER CAMP</b>
<i><b>Lesson 1</b></i>
<b>I. Objectives :</b>
<b>-</b> By the end of this lesson, students will be able to ask and answer questions about where some
is from.
<b>-</b> Develop speaking skill.
<b>II. Teaching methods :</b>
<b>-</b> Communicative approach.
<b>-</b> Techniques:
+ Ask and answer (say individually)
+ Work in pairs/ groups.
+ Discuss.
<b>III. Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: student’s and teacher’s book, word cards, pictures, tape, cassette, puppets.
- Students’ aids: books, notebooks, workbooks.
<b>IV. Languages focus :</b>
- Vocabulary: summer, camp, different, country( countries), Malaysia – Kuala Lumpur ,
Thailand – Bangkok, the USA – New York, Indonesia - Jakarta
- Structures:
A: Where’s he from?
B: He’s from Malaysia.
A: Where in Malaysia is he from?
B: Kuala Lumpur.
<b>V. Procedures :</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work </b>
6’
4’
<i><b>I.</b></i> <b>Warm up : </b> <i><b>Clap the board.</b></i>
Let Ss play the game with the characters in character gallery on
P.2
<b>II.</b> <b>New lesson</b>
<b>1.</b> <b>Look, listen and repeat.</b>
- Have Ss to look at the book at page 6 and get Ss to identify the
familiar characters and the new ones.
- Have Ss guess what is happening in each picture.
- Set the scene: These children are at a summer camp in Vietnam.
(elicit the word “summer camp”)
- Use the world map to show where each country or city is
(Malaysia, Thailand, Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur)
- Write the new words on the board and get Ss to read a few times.
- Have Ss listen to the recording as they read the lines in the
speech bubbles
- Play the recording again for Ss to repeat the lines in the speech
bubbles two times.
- Divide the class into groups to take turns to say the lines from
Zack and Lawan.
- Play the recording again for the whole class to repeat each line in
the speech bubbles to reinforce their pronunciation.
<b>2.</b> <b>Point, ask and answer.</b>
<b>-</b> Have Ss look at the pictures a, b, c and d on page 6
<b>-</b> Set the context: These children come from many countries.
Point to P. a and say: This is Zack. He’s from Kuala Lumpur,
<i>Malaysia. – Have Ss repeat: Zack, Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur.</i>
Repeat the step with other pictures.
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to read the example and elicit their prompts to complete
the text in the speech bubbles
<b>-</b> Write the questions and answer on the board and get Ss to repeat
the lines a few times in turn.
<b>-</b> Model the task.
Point to Zack and ask: Where’s he from?
Class: He’s from Malaysia
T: Where in Malaysia is he from?
Class: Kuala Lumpur.
<b>-</b> Ask them to act out the dialogue. Repeat the step with some
other pairs for pictures b, c, d.( Focus on pronunciation and
fluency)
<b>-</b> Have Ss practice acting out the dialogue in pairs, using the
pictures.
<b>-</b> Monitor the activity and offer help. Correct pronunciation errors
(stress, assimilation of sounds, intonation) when necessary.
<b>-</b> Call on some pairs to perform the task at the front of the class.
T – whole class
T – Whole class
Group/ pair work
T – Whole class
T – Whole class
Group work
Pair- work
<b>-</b> Have the whole class repeat all the phrases in chorus to reinforce
their pronunciation.
<b>3.</b> <b>Listen and tick.</b>
<b>-</b> Get Ss to look at the pictures on page 7 and tell them the purpose
of the listening.
<b>-</b> Elicit the information of these pictures.
<b>-</b> Do the first example with Ss.
<b>-</b> Play the recording twice: once for listening all the way through
and once for them to doing the task.
<b>-</b> Play it again for Ss to check their answer
<b>-</b> Ss trade their answers within pairs or groups for correction
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to report the answers aloud to the class. The others listen
and give comments.
<b>-</b> Make some questions to check Ss’ comprehension
<b>III.</b> <b>Summary and Home- link : </b>
- Consolidate the content of the lesson.
- Ask Ss search for the cities and flags of related countries in the
unit on the world map or in the internet.
T – whole class
Individually
Pair- work
T – whole class
<b>Week: 1 Date of teaching: Tuesday, August 25</b><i>th </i>
<b>UNIT 1:</b>
<b>A SUMMER CAMP</b>
<i><b>Lesson 2</b></i>
<b>I.</b> <b>Objectives :</b>
- By the end of this lesson, Students will be able to pronounce correctly the sound of the letter
“ese” and that of the letter “ian”; listen and read for specific information
- Develop listening, speaking and reading skills.
<b>II.</b> <b>Teaching methods :</b>
- Communicative method.
- Techniques: + Work in pairs
+ Work in groups, discuss.
<b>III. Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: Tape cassette, pictures, poster, word cards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
<b>IV. Languages focus : </b>
* Phonics: Vietnamese Indonesian
<b>V.</b> <b>Procedures :</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work </b>
<b>arrangement</b>
5’
<i><b>I.</b></i> <b>Warm up : </b> <i><b>Country bingo</b></i>
5’
7’
10’
Vietnam Laos Indonesia
Malaysia Thailand The USA
The UK Korea Cambodia
<b>II.</b> <b>New lesson</b>
<b>1.</b> <b>Listen and repeat/ Group and say it aloud.</b>
<i><b>a.</b></i> <i><b>Listen and repeat.</b></i>
- Have Ss open the book page 8, draw their attention to the letters
colored differently in the words Vietnam<i>ese and Indonesian </i>
- <i>Set the scene: “We are going to learn how to produce the sound </i>
<i>of letters ese in the word Vietnamese and that of the letter ian in </i>
<i>the word Indonesian”</i>
- Produce the sound of the letter ese and ian a few times
- Get Ss to repeat the words a few times.
- Encourage Ss to recall the names of countries (Unit 2 – Tieng Anh
4) which have the end of ese and ian
<i><b>b.</b></i> <i><b>Group and say it aloud</b></i>
- Ask Ss to look at the chart and the word box
- Check if they understand the activity and the meaning of the
focused words.
- Say each word and get Ss to repeat a few times.
- Set the time and let Ss do the task
- Ss check their answer in pairs.
- Call some Ss to report their answers to the class
- Have the whole class read in chorus all the words in each column.
<b>2.</b> <b>Listen and read together.</b>
- Have Ss look at Picture a and b on Page 8 and set the context.
- Pre-teach the new vocabulary (write new words on the board and
get Ss to repeat them a few times)
cultural show
mask
model
twin towers
- Read each dialogue, stop at times to check Ss’ comprehension.
- Have Ss repeat each line in the dialogues (clap once for the words
with “ese” and clap twice for the words with ian
<i>-</i> Model and get Ss to clap in the same way then repeat each line of
the dialogues.
<i>-</i> Play the recording twice: once for Ss to listen all the way through
and once for them to clap at the focused words.
<i>-</i> Device the class into four groups to take turns to repeat the lines
class
T – Whole
class
Individually
Pair – work
T – whole
class
T – whole
class
T – whole
class
Individually
Group
Using pictures or
10’
from Mai, Akio, Azmi and Zack.
<b>3.</b> <b>Listen and number.</b>
- Ask Ss to look at Picture a, b, c and d on page 9
- Set the scene: “you are going to listen to the recording and
<i>number the picture”</i>
- Elicit the content from Ss:
<i>What’s it?</i>
<i>P.a: a robotic cat – Doraemon.</i>
<i>P.b: the Petronas Twin Towers in Malaysia.</i>
<i>P.c: 3 Indonesian masks.</i>
<i>P.d: a Chinese lantern.</i>
- Pre-teach the key words: (Write the words on the board
<i>Ss repeat a few times)</i>
<i>activity</i>
<i>talk</i>
<i>display</i>
<i>Doraemon.</i>
- Play the recording twice: once for Ss to listen all the way through,
once for them to do the task.
- Play it again for Ss to check their answers.
- Have Ss trade their answers in pairs for correction
- Call some to report their answer to the class
<i>Answer: 1 – c 2 – d 3 – b 4 – a </i>
<b>III.</b> <b>Summary and Home- link : </b>
- Consolidate the content of the lesson.
- Ask Ss select a favourite flag, draw and colour it at home for a
class display in the next lesson.
T – whole
class
T – whole
class
Individually
Pair- work
T – whole
class
<b>Week: 2 Date of teaching: Tuesday, August 1</b><i>st </i>
<b>UNIT 1</b>
<b>A SUMMER CAMP</b>
<i><b>Lesson 3</b></i>
<b>I. Objectives :</b>
- By the end of this lesson, Students will be able to:
Ask and answer about someone’s nationality
- Develop speaking and listening skill.
- Communicative method.
- Techniques: + Work in pairs
+ Work in groups, discuss.
+ Ask and answer.
<b>III. Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: audio CD, pictures, poster, flashcards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
<b>IV. Language focus :</b>
Vocabulary: stage, nationality
Sentence Patterns: What’s his/ her nationality?
<i> He’s/ She’s ………..</i>
<b>V. Procedures :</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
5
10
10
<b>I.</b> <b>Warm up : </b>
- Let Ss display their flags and play the game Pelmalism using
names of countries and nationalities.
<b>II.</b> <b>New lesson .</b>
<b>1.</b> <b>Look, listen and repeat.</b>
- Have Ss to look at the book at page 10.
- Set the context: This is a cultural activity at the summer camp.
Ask Ss to look at the P. a and ask (Who are they?, Who are
<i>these children talking about?, What’ s the name of the boy on </i>
<i>the stage?, What’s his nationality?)</i>
Repeat the step with P.b
- Pre-teach: stage, nationality(Write the words on the board and
<i>ask Ss to repeat a few times)</i>
- Play the recording all the way through for Ss to listen the
dialogue.
- Play the recording again for Ss to repeat each line of the
dialogue a few times.
- Divide the class into groups to take turns to say the questions
<b>2.</b> <b>Point, ask and answer.</b>
<b>-</b> Draw a chart of the country and nationality related to this section
on the board and get Ss to repeat each name a few times.
<b>-</b> Set the scene: These children are at the summer camp. They’re
<i>from different countries. Now you practice asking and </i>
<i>answering questions about their nationalities.</i>
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to read the example and elicit their prompts to complete
the speech bubbles (write the question and answer on the board
T – whole class
T – whole class
Whole class
Individually
Groups
5
5
and ask Ss to repeat a few times)
- T models:
Point to Pa. and ask What’s his nationality Ss: He’s
<i>Malaysian. </i>
Repeat the step with picture b, c and d.
- Have Ss to practice in pairs pointing, asking and answering
- Monitor the activity, check the pronunciation (sound,
assimilation of sound and intonation) and offer help when
necessary.
- Call on some pairs to perform the task at the front of the class.
Others observe and comment.
- Have the whole class repeat the question and answer in chorus to
reinforce their pronunciation.
<b>3.</b> <b>Read and do the tasks .(Choose one of 3 or 4)</b>
<b>a.</b> <b>Tick T (True) or F (False)</b>
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to look at the picture on P.11
<b>-</b> Set the context:
Can you guess what you are going to read about?
Where is it?
What are the children doing?
<b>-</b> Elicit and recall any vocabulary that Ss will need to understand
<b>-</b> Play the recording, pause at times to check Ss’ comprehension.
<b>-</b> Check if Ss understand the task. Do the first for example
<b>-</b> Give Ss sufficient time to do the task and move around to
monitor the activity.
<b>-</b> Have Ss to check their answers in pairs before call some Ss to
report the answer to the class.
<b>b.</b> For the better Ss)
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to brainstorm the s; ate different kinds of food and
<i>drink; ect.</i>
<b>-</b> Encourage Ss to talk about one thing they liked doing and one
thing that they did not like.
<b>-</b> Set time and get Ss to work in pairs. Monitor the activity
<b>-</b> Call on some individual students to say their answers to the
class.
<b>4.</b> <b>Read and write an e – mail. (Choose one of 3 or 4)</b>
<b>-</b> Get Ss to look at the example e - mail and have a brief
discussion with the class about the picture and the task.
<b>-</b> Point to the model text and elicit Ss’ answer: Who wrote the
<i>e-mail?; Who will receive it?;</i>
<b>-</b> Read the passage and check Ss’ comprehension: Where was the
<i>summer camp? What did the campers do at the camp? …</i>
Pair – work
T – whole class
T – whole class
Individua
lly
Pair –
work/
Group
work
Whole
class
T – whole class
Pair work
T – whole class
Individually
5
<b>-</b> Get Ss to read the model e-mail and read the guide
<b>-</b> Let Ss do the task. Move around the class to monitor the
activity.
<b>-</b> Get a few Ss to read aloud their e-mail to the class.
<b>-</b> Have a class display of Ss’ work.
<b>III.</b> <b>Summary and Homelink.</b>
- Ss have learnt
To ask and answer about someone’s nationality, using What’s
<i>his/ her nationality? – He’s/ She’s Indonesian.</i>
To read about the summer camp and write an e-mail to a friend
- Encourage Ss to play the City/ Country Bingo and sing along the
song Jenny and Harry at home.
T – whole class
<b>Week: 2 Date of teaching: Tuesday, August 1</b><i>st</i>
<b>UNIT 2</b>
<b>MY FRIEND’S HOUSE</b>
<i><b>Lesson 1</b></i>
<b>I. Objectives :</b>
<b>-</b> By the end of this lesson, students will be able to ask and answer questions about where one
lives.
<b>-</b> Develop speaking skill.
<b>II. Teaching methods :</b>
<b>-</b> Communicative approach.
<b>-</b> Techniques:
+ Ask and answer (say individually)
+ Work in pairs/ groups.
+ Discuss.
<b>III. Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: student’s and teacher’s book, word cards, pictures, tape, cassette, puppets.
- Students’ aids: books, notebooks, workbooks.
<b>IV. Languages focus :</b>
- Vocabulary: same area, street, floor, building.
- Structures:
A: Where do you live?
B: I live at 52 Ba Trieu Street.
o I live on the second floor of Ha Noi Tower.
<b>V. Procedures :</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
6’
10’
10’
<i><b>I.</b></i> <b>Warm up : </b> <i><b>Number Bingo.</b></i>
Let Ss play the game with numbers 21 – 50.
<b>II.</b> <b>New lesson</b>
<b>1.</b> <b>Look, listen and repeat.</b>
- Have Ss to look at the book at page 6 and get Ss to identify
the characters in each picture.
- Have Ss guess what is happening in each picture: Who is
<i>this?; What’s his/her name?; Where are they?; </i>
- Pre-teach the vocabulary(Write the words on the board and
<i>ask Ss to repeat a few times)</i>
same area
street
floor
Tower
- Have Ss listen to the recording as they read the lines in the
speech bubbles
- Play the recording again for Ss to repeat the lines in the
speech bubbles two times.
- Divide the class into groups to take turns to say the lines of
Mai and Tony.
<b>2.</b> <b>Point, ask and answer.</b>
<b>-</b> Have Ss look at the pictures a, b, c and d on page 13
<b>-</b> Set the context: We are going to ask and answering about the
<i>addresses.</i>
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to pretend to be Mai and Tony. Read the line in
speech bubbles and elicit Ss’ prompts to complete the lines.
<b>-</b> Write the questions and answers on the board and get Ss to
repeat a few times.
<b>-</b> Pre-teach the vocabulary:
avenue
road
lane
numbers: 74, 51, 72
<b>-</b> model the task
Point to P. a and ask: Where do you live? –Ss: I live in the 2<i>nd</i>
<i>floor of Ha Noi Tower.</i>
Repeat the step with other pictures.
<b>-</b> Have Ss to take turns to point to the pictures , ask and answer
about addresses.
<b>-</b> Monitor the activity and offer help. Correct pronunciation
errors (stress, assimilation of sounds, intonation) when
necessary.
<b>-</b> Call on some pairs to perform the task at the front of the
class.
T – whole class
T – Whole class
Pair work
Group
T – Whole class
Pair- work
10’
4’
<b>-</b> Have the whole class repeat all the phrases in chorus to
reinforce their pronunciation.
<b>3.</b> <b>Listen and match.</b>
<b>-</b> Get Ss to look at the pictures on page 7 and tell them the
purpose of the listening.
<b>-</b> Elicit the information of these pictures. Have Ss to repeat the
characters’ names
<b>-</b> Have Ss repeat the numbers: 38, 52, 26, 73
<b>-</b> Do the first example with Ss.
<b>-</b> Play the recording twice: once for listening all the way
through and once for them to doing the task.
<b>-</b> Play it again for Ss to check their answer
<b>-</b> Ss trade their answers within pairs or groups for correction
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to report the answers aloud to the class. The others
listen and give comments.
<b>-</b> Make some questions to check Ss’ comprehension
<b>III.</b> <b>Summary and Home- link : </b>
- In this lesson, Ss have learnt to ask and answer questions
about where one lives, using Where do you live? – I live at/
- Encourage Ss to draw his/ her house and writes the address
under the picture for the class display in the next lesson.
T – whole class
Individually
Pair- work
T – whole class
<b>Week: 3 Date of teaching: Tuesday, September 8</b><i>th </i>
<b>UNIT 2:</b>
<b>MY FRIEND’S HOUSE</b>
<i><b>Lesson 2</b></i>
<b>I.</b> <b>Objectives :</b>
- By the end of this lesson, Students will be able to pronounce correctly the sound of the letter
“fl” as in flat and that of the letter “bl” as in block; listen and number the pictures in the order
they hear
- Develop listening, speaking and reading skills.
<b>II.</b> <b>Teaching methods :</b>
- Communicative method.
- Techniques: + Work in pairs
+ Work in groups, discuss.
<b>III. Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: Tape cassette, pictures, poster, word cards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
<b>IV. Languages focus : </b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
5’
5’
7’
10’
<i><b>I.</b></i> <b>Warm up : Students’ display</b>
Let Ss display their drawings on the board. Then ask and
answer questions related to the addresses.
<b>II.</b> <b>New lesson</b>
<b>-</b> <b>Listen and repeat/ Listen, complete and say aloud.</b>
<i><b>a.</b></i> <i><b>Listen and repeat.</b></i>
- Have Ss open the book page 8, draw their attention to the
letters colored differently in the words <i>fl</i>atand <i>bl</i>ock
- <i>Set the scene: “We are going to learn how to produce the </i>
<i>sound of letters fl in the word fl</i>at<i>and that of the letter bl in </i>
<i>the word bl</i>ock”
- Produce the sound of the letter fl and bl a few times
- Get Ss to repeat the words a few times.
- Encourage Ss to recall the names of countries (Unit 2 –
Tieng Anh 4) which have the end of ese and ian
<i><b>b.</b></i> <i><b>Listen, complete and say aloud.</b></i>
- Ask Ss to look at the book at P.15
- Check if they understand the activity and the meaning of the
focused words.
- Get Ss to guess all the complete words and do the first
example
- Set the time and let Ss do the task
- Ss check their answer in pairs.
- Call some Ss to report their answers to the class
- Have the whole class read in chorus all the words in each
column.
<b>-</b> <b>Listen and read together.</b>
- Have Ss look at Picture a and b on Page 15 and ask them to
identify the characters and the focused words.
- Set the context:Nga and her friends live in the same blocks
<i>of flats. They live on different floors.</i>
- Pre-teach the new vocabulary (write new words on the board
and get Ss to repeat them a few times)
top
fourth
third
ground floor
- Ask Ss to guess what the passage is about.
- Read the passage, stop at times to check Ss’ comprehension.
- Have Ss repeat each line in the passage (clap once for the
T – whole class
T – Whole class
Individually
Pair – work
T – whole class
T – whole class
T – whole class
Individually
Group
Using pictures or
10’
3’
words with “fl” and clap twice for the words with “bl”
<i>-</i> Model and get Ss to clap in the same way then repeat each
line of the dialogues.
<i>-</i> Play the recording twice: once for Ss to listen all the way
through and once for them to clap at the focused words.
<b>-</b> <b>Listen and number.</b>
- Ask Ss to look at Picture a, b, c and d on page 16
- Set the scene: “You are going to listen to the recording and
<i>number the pictures”</i>
- Elicit the content from Ss:
<i>Where does this girl/ boy live?</i>
- Write the addresses (location words and number) on the
board and get Ss to repeat them a few times.
- Play the recording twice: once for Ss to listen all the way
through, once for them to do the task.
- Play it again for Ss to check their answers.
- Have Ss trade their answers in pairs for correction
- Call some to report their answer to the class
<i>Answer: 1 – b 2 – d 3 – a 4 – e 5 – c </i>
<b>III.</b> <b>Summary and Home- link : </b>
- Consolidate the content of the lesson.
- Ss make sentences with the words from the crossword
puzzle for the class display in the next lesson.
T – whole class
T – whole class
Individually
Pair- work
T – whole class
T – whole class
<b>Week: 3 </b> Date of teaching: Tuesday, September 8<i>th </i>
Period: 6th<sub> </sub> <b><sub>UNIT 2</sub></b>
<b>MY FRIEND’S HOUSE</b>
<i><b>Lesson 3</b></i>
<b>I. Objectives :</b>
- By the end of this lesson, Students will be able to:
Ask and answer about a friend’s house
Read a description of a house
Write about a friend’s house.
- Develop speaking and listening skill.
<b>II. Teaching methods :</b>
- Communicative method.
+ Work in groups, discuss.
+ Ask and answer.
<b>III. Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: audio CD, pictures, poster, flashcards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
<b>IV. Language focus :</b>
Vocabulary: great, cottage, yard, pond, roof, balcony, large, comfortable, fence, violet,
Sentence Patterns: What’s your house like?
<i> It’s a big house. It’s got a green gate.</i>
<b>V. Procedures :</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
6’
10’
10’
<b>I.</b> <b>Warm up : </b>
<b>II.</b> <b>New lesson .</b>
<b>1.</b> <b>Look, listen and repeat.</b>
- Have Ss to look at the book at page 17, read the context sentence
above the pictures and identify the characters in the pictures
- Set the context:
Ask Ss to look at the P. a and ask (What are Mai doing?, Who’s
<i>asking her?</i>
Repeat the step with P. b:What colour is Mai’s house? Is it small/
<i>big?</i>
- Pre-teach: great, what…..like? (Write the words on the board and
<i>ask Ss to repeat a few times)</i>
- Play the recording all the way through for Ss to listen the
dialogue.
- Play the recording again for Ss to repeat each line of the dialogue
a few times.
- Divide the class into groups to take turns to say the questions and
answers in each line.
<b>2.</b> <b>Point, ask and answer.</b>
- Draw Ss’ attention to the picture next to the example in this
section
- Set the scene: imagine this is your house. We’re going to ask and
<i>answer about your house.</i>
- Ask Ss to read the example and elicit their prompts to complete
the speech bubbles (write the question and answer on the board
and ask Ss to repeat a few times)
- Pre-teach the new vocabulary:
cottage
yard
pond
T – whole class
T – whole class
Whole class
Individually
Groups
10’
10’
roof
balcony
large
- Get Ss to repeat the prompt under each picture a few time and
make sure they understand them.
- T models the task:
Point to Pa. and ask What’s your house like? Ss: It’s a large
<i>cottage. It’s got a large pond. </i>
Repeat the step with picture b, c and d.
- Have Ss to practice in pairs pointing, asking and answering
- Monitor the activity, check the pronunciation (sound, assimilation
of sound and intonation) and offer help when necessary.
- Call on some pairs to perform the task at the front of the class.
Others observe and comment.
- Have the whole class repeat the question and answer in chorus to
reinforce their pronunciation.
<b>3.</b> <b>Read and tick the right picture .(Choose one of 3 or 4)</b>
- Ask Ss to look at the picture on P.11 and read the title and
instruction.
- Set the context: you are going to read the passage and tick the
<i>right picture</i>
- Elicit and recall any vocabulary that Ss will need to understand the
text: comfortable, fence, violet, go fishing (Write the words on the
<i>board and Ss repeat a few times)</i>
- Play the recording, pause at times to check Ss’ comprehension.
- Check if Ss understand the task. Do the first for example
- Give Ss sufficient time to do the task and move around to monitor
the activity.
- Have Ss to check their answers in pairs before call some Ss to
report the answer to the class.
<b>4.</b> <b>Write about your friend’s house. (Choose one of 3 or 4)</b>
<b>-</b> Get Ss to look at the passage and have a brief discussion with the
class about the picture and the task.
<b>-</b> Tell them the writing purpose: they are going to read the
<i>description of one’s friend’s house and choose the appropriate </i>
<i>words from the box to complete the passage.</i>
<b>-</b> Set the time and let Ss do the task. Move around the class to
monitor the activity.
<b>-</b> Get a few Ss to read aloud their writing to the class.
<b>III.</b> <b>Summary and Home-link.</b>
- Consolidate the content of the lesson.
- Encourage Ss to finish their drawing for the class display in the
next lesson.
Pair – work
T – whole class
T – whole class
Individually
Pair – work/
Group work
<b>Week: 4 </b> Date of teaching: Tuesday, September 15<i>th </i>
<b>I. Objectives</b>
Pupils will be able to ask and answer question about a birthday party.
<b>II. Teaching – aids</b>
<b>III. New language</b>
- Vocabulary: present, comic book, dictionary, jigsaw puzzle, ballon, paint brush
- Sentence patterns:
What present did you give Mai?
A pink clock
<b>IV. Procedure</b>
<i>1. Warm up(5’): pupils display their homelink picture</i>
2. New lesson
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
5’
15’
10’
- Ask pupils to identify the birth-day present and guess whose birthday
- Point to picture : Whose birthday is it? Who is this ? What are they
<i>talking about? What present is this?</i>
- Teach vocabulary
- Play the recording twice for pupils to repeat a few times.
- Divide the class into 2 groups to say the lines.
- Set the context and read the example
- Pre-teach vocabulary
- Write the question and answer on the board and get pupils to repeat.
- Model, point to picture a .
T: what present did you give Tony?
- Ask pupils to work in pairs.
- Select a few pairs to perform the task
- Tell the listening purpose :
<i>You’re going to listen and tick the correct picture.</i>
- Ask pupils to identify picture
- Play the recording twice for pupils to do the task.
- Replay the recording for pupils to check.
- Ask pupils to report the answer.
- Get pupils to read the instruction
- guess
- answer
- copy
-listen and
repeat
5’
- Do the first example
T: look at picture. It was Mai’s birthday party yesterday. Imagine you’re
<i>Nam in the picture. Whose birthday party was it?</i>
<i>T: Did you go to Mai’s party?</i>
<i>T: What present did you give her?</i>
<i>T: What did you do at the party?</i>
<i>T: Was it fun?</i>
- Write an open dialogue for pupils to complete
- Ask pupils to work in pairs.
- Select a few pairs to demonstrate the task
- Praise pupils
- listen
- identify
- listen and do
the task
- listen and
check
- report the
answer
<i>- Pupils : Mai’s </i>
<i>birthday party </i>
<i>Pupils: yes, I </i>
<i>did.</i>
<i>pupils: A blue </i>
<i>clock</i>
<b>V. Summary: In this lesson, pupils have learnt to ask and answer questions about a birthday present, </b>
using “ What present did you give her/him?-I gave her/him a (pink clock)”.
<b>VI. Homelink: Ask pupils to review the lesson at home and prepare the next lesson.</b>
<b>Week: 4 </b> Date of teaching: Tuesday, September 15<i>th </i>
<i><b>Lesson 2</b></i>
<b>I. Objectives</b>
Pupils will be able to
- to pronounce correctly the sound of the letters ir as in third and that of the letters em as in
<i>December, and </i>
- to listen and number the pictures.
<b>II. Teaching – aids: recordings, poster</b>
<b>III. New language</b>
- Vocabulary: turn on the light, turn off the light, soft, silky, cute kitten
- Phonics: third December
<i>1. Warm up(5’): Get pupils to display their homelink work and to play stand up: Each pupil in the </i>
class writes his/her birthday month onto a strip of paper. When you call out a month, pupils who have
that birthday month stand up and say the word.
2. New lesson
<b>Content</b> <b>Teacher’s activities</b> <b>Students’ activities</b>
1. Listen and repeat
(5’)
2. Listen and read
together
(8’)
3. Group and say aloud
(8’)
Answers:
Third: bird, shirt,
birthday, skirt
December: member,
remember, November,
September
4. Listen and number
(8’)
Answers
a.2 b.4 c.3 d.1
5 Fun time
(6’)
Nam’s surprise present
<i>New words:</i>
turn on the light
- Teach the sounds of the letters “ir”, and those
of the letters “em”
- Play the tape and ask pupils to repeat
- Set the context: These lines are from a boy.
<i>His birthday’s on the third of December.</i>
- Read each line and then get pupils to repeat
- Ask pupils to listen and clap once for the
words with “ir” and clap twice for the words
with “em”.
- Divide the class into 2 groups to take turn to
say and clap.
- Call on a few groups to perform the task in
front of the class.
- Get pupils to look at the chart and the word
box.
- Recall the meaning of the words.
- Say each word and get pupils to repeat.
- Set time and let pupils do the task
independently.
- Call on some pupils to report their answers.
- Have the whole class read in chorus all the
words.
- Tell the purpose of listening: you’re going to
<i>listen to the recording and number the picture. </i>
<i>Look at the birthday cake, Whose birthday is it?</i>
<i>Picture a ,…etc</i>
- Play the recording twice for pupils to do the
- Replay the recording for pupils to check their
answer.
- Ask some pupils to report their answer to the
class.
- listen
- listen and repeat
- listen
- listen and repeat
- listen and clap
- work in group
- perform the task in
front of the class
- look at the chart and
the word box
- repeat
- do the task
independently
- report their answers
- read in chorus all the
words
- listen
- listen and do the task
- listen and check
- report their answer
- read the title and look
at the picture
turn off the light
soft
silky
cute kitten
- Ask pupils to read the title and look at the
picture, ask Whose birthday is it? What dose
<i>“surprise present” mean? Who gave it to </i>
<i>Nam?...</i>
<i>- Pre-teach vocabulary</i>
- Read the story for pupils to repeat.
- Write a frame of a dialogue on the board and
elicit pupils’ prompts to complete it.
<i>Linda:(gives Nam a box)</i>
<i>(1)_______________________.</i>
<i>Nam:(gets the box from Linda)</i>
<i>(2)______________________.</i>
<i>Linda: (3)_____________________</i>
<i>Nam:(4)______________________.</i>
<i>(everybody laughs).</i>
- Divide the class into 2 groups to take turn to
say the line from Linda and Nam.
- Ask pupils to work in pairs.
- Call on a few pairs to perform the task in front
of the class.
- take note
- read the story
- practice
- work in pairs
<b>Week: 5 Date of teaching: Tuesday, September 22</b><i>nd </i>
<b>UNIT 3</b>
<b>A BIRTHDAY PARTY </b>
<i><b>Lesson 3</b></i>
<b>I. Objectives :</b>
- By the end of this lesson, Students will be able to:
Ask and answer about a friend’s house
Read a description of a house
Write about a friend’s house.
- Develop speaking and listening skill.
<b>II. Teaching methods :</b>
- Communicative method.
<b>III. Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: audio CD, pictures, poster, flashcards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
<b>IV. Language focus :</b>
Vocabulary: review
Sentence Patterns: What did you do at the party?
o <i>We played hide – and - seek.</i>
<b>V. Procedures :</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b>
<b>Work</b>
10’
10’
<b>I.</b> <b>Warm up : </b>
Ss sing along the song Happy birthday.
<b>II.</b> <b>New lesson .</b>
<b>1.</b> <b>Look, listen and repeat.</b>
- Have Ss to look at the book at page 20, get Ss to look at the
pictures and set the context: Nam went to Tony’s birthday. Now
<i>his sister Hoa is sking him what they did at the party.</i>
- Read each exchange, stop at times to check Ss’ comprehension.
- Make sure that Ss can understand the situation and language in
each picture
- Play the recording all the way through for Ss to listen the
dialogue.
- Play the recording again for Ss to repeat each line of the dialogue
a few times.
- Divide the class into groups to take turns to say the questions and
answers in each line.
<b>2.</b> <b>Point, ask and answer.</b>
- Ask Ss to open the book on page 24. Draw Ss’ attention to the
picture next to the example in this section
- Set the scene: Imagine you are Nam. You went to a birthday party
<i>with these children.</i>
- Ask Ss to read the example and elicit their prompts to complete
the speech bubbles (write the question and answer on the board
and ask Ss to repeat a few times)
- Get Ss to repeat the prompt under each picture a few times and
make sure they understand them.
- T models the task:
Point to Pa. and ask What did you do at the party? Ss: We
<i>danced. </i>
Repeat the step with picture b, c and d.
- Have Ss to practice in pairs pointing, asking and answering
- Monitor the activity, check the pronunciation (sound, assimilation
T – whole class
T – whole class
Whole class
Individually
Groups
T – whole class
10’
10’
of sound and intonation) and offer help when necessary.
- Call on some pairs to perform the task at the front of the class.
Others observe and comment.
- Have the whole class repeat the question and answer in chorus to
reinforce their pronunciation.
<b>3.</b> <b>Read and answer .(Choose one of 3 or 4)</b>
- Ask Ss to look at the picture on P.25 and read the title and
instruction.
- Set the context: You’ve got two invitation cards: one from Lan
<i>Huong and one from Peter Brown. Look at the invitation cards </i>
Ss’ comprehension, using the questions provided
- Elicit and recall any vocabulary that Ss will need to understand
the text: cordially, invited, celebration, celebrating (Write the
<i>words on the board and Ss repeat a few times)</i>
- Read the cards again and get Ss to repeat each line a few times.
- Ss take turns to ask and answer the questions
- Call some pairs to report the answer to the class.
<b>4.</b> <b>Write an invitation card. (Choose one of 3 or 4)</b>
<b>-</b> Set the context: You are going to write your birthday invitation
<i>card. Read each line. Do you understand what it say? What </i>
<i>should you write? </i>
<b>-</b> Call on a few Ss and elecit their prompts to fill in the card. Write
a model on the board. Read each line and get Ss to repeat a few
times.
<b>-</b> Set the time and let Ss do the task. Move around the class to
monitor the activity.
<b>-</b> Get a few Ss to read aloud their writing to the class.
<b>III.</b> <b>Summary and Home-link.</b>
- Consolidate the content of the lesson.
- Encourage Ss to practice singing their own version of the song
<i>Happy Birthday at home.</i>
T – whole class
T – whole class
Individually
Pair – work/
Group work
Whole class
T – whole class
<b>Week: 5 Date of teaching: Tuesday, September 22</b><i>nd </i>
<b>UNIT 4</b>
<b>MAI’S DAY</b>
<b>-</b> By the end of this lesson, students will be able to ask and answer questions about someone’s
daily activities.
<b>-</b> Develop speaking skill.
<b>II. Teaching methods :</b>
<b>-</b> Communicative approach.
<b>-</b> Techniques:
+ Ask and answer (say individually)
+ Work in pairs/ groups.
+ Discuss.
<b>III. Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: student’s and teacher’s book, word cards, pictures, tape, cassette, puppets.
- Students’ aids: books, notebooks, workbooks.
<b>IV. Languages focus :</b>
- Vocabulary: have got classes, do morning exercise, have PE in the gym....
- Structures:
<i>A: What does she often do in the morning?</i>
<i>B: She’s got classes at school.</i>
<b>V. Procedures :</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
6’
10’
<i><b>I.</b></i> <b>Warm up : </b> <i><b>Simon says</b></i>
Let Ss play the game with the word phrase: put up your
<b>II.</b> <b>New lesson</b>
<b>1.</b> <b>Look, listen and repeat.</b>
- Have Ss to look at the book on page 27 and get Ss to look at
the title of the unit and the picture.
- Elicit their answers to identify the people in each picture:
<i>Who is this?/ Who’s this boy/ girl?</i>
- Recall the familiar vocabulary and pre-teach the
vocabulary(Write the words on the board and ask Ss to
<i>repeat a few times)</i>
have got classes
has got classes
- Set the context: Linda’s asking Phong what Mai, his sister,
<i>often does in the morning. He said that Mai has got classes </i>
<i>at school. Now listen to Mai talking about what she often </i>
<i>does in the morning/ afternoon/ evening.</i>
- <i> Have Ss listen to the recording as they read the lines in the </i>
speech bubbles
- Play the recording again for Ss to repeat the lines in the
- Divide the class into groups to take turns to say the lines of
T – whole class
T – Whole class
10’
10’
4’
Mai and Tony.
<b>2.</b> <b>Point, ask and answer.</b>
<b>-</b> Have Ss look at the pictures a, b, c and d on page 27
<b>-</b> Set the context: You are asking your partner about these
<i>characters’ daily activities from P.a to P.e.</i>
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to Read the line in speech bubbles and elicit Ss’
prompts to complete the lines.
<b>-</b> Write the questions and answers on the board and get Ss to
repeat a few times.
<b>-</b> Recall the familiar vocabulary and pre-teach the vocabulary:
morning exercise
<b>-</b> Model the task
Point to P. a and ask: What does she often do in the
<i>morning? –Ss: She’s got classes at school.</i>
Repeat the step with other pictures.
<b>-</b> Have Ss to take turns to point to the pictures, ask and answer
about addresses.
<b>-</b> Monitor the activity and offer help. Correct pronunciation
errors (stress, assimilation of sounds, intonation) when
necessary.
<b>-</b> Call on some pairs to perform the task at the front of the
class.
<b>-</b> Have the whole class repeat all the phrases in chorus to
reinforce their pronunciation.
<b>3.</b> <b>Listen and tick.</b>
<b>-</b> Get Ss to look at the pictures on page 28 and tell them the
purpose of the listening: You are going to hear Mary, an
<i>Australian girl, talking about her daily activities. You should</i>
<i>read each sentence in your book, listen and tick the </i>
<i>appropriate picture for what Mary does.</i>
<b>-</b> Have Ss to read each sentence and guess the picture to tick.
<b>-</b> Do the first example with Ss.
<b>-</b> Play the recording twice: once for listening all the way
through and once for them to doing the task.
<b>-</b> Play it again for Ss to check their answer
<b>-</b> Ss trade their answers within pairs or groups for correction
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to report the answers aloud to the class. The others
listen and give comments.
<b>-</b> Make some questions to check Ss’ comprehension
<b>III.</b> <b>Summary and Home- link : </b>
- In this lesson, Ss have learnt to ask and answer questions
about someone’s daily activities, using What does he/she
<i>often do in the morning? - He/ She ……… </i>
T – Whole class
Pair- work
T – whole class
T – whole class
Individually
Pair- work
- Encourage Ss to make a list of their daily activities for the
class display.
<b>Week: 6 Date of teaching: Tuesday, September 29</b><i>th</i>
<b>UNIT 4:</b>
<b>MAI’S DAY</b>
<i><b>Lesson 2</b></i>
<b>I.</b> <b>Objectives :</b>
- By the end of this lesson, Students will be able to pronounce correctly the sound of the letter
<i>“oo” as in afternoon and that of the letter “br” as in brush; listen and number the pictures in </i>
the order they hear
- Develop listening, speaking and reading skills.
<b>II.</b> <b>Teaching methods :</b>
- Communicative method.
- Techniques: + Work in pairs
+ Work in groups, discuss.
<b>III. Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: Tape cassette, pictures, poster, word cards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
<b>IV. Languages focus : </b>
Phonics: <i>afternoon brush</i>
<b>V.</b> <b>Procedures :</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
5’
5’
<i><b>I.</b></i> <b>Warm up : Students’ display</b>
Let Ss display their home-link writing. Then ask and answer
questions related to the items on the list.
<b>II.</b> <b>New lesson</b>
<b>1.</b> <b>Listen and repeat/ Group and say aloud</b>
<i><b>a.</b></i> <i><b>Listen and repeat.</b></i>
- Have Ss open the book page 29, draw their attention to the
letters colored differently in the words aftern<i>oo n and brush</i>
- <i>Set the scene: “We are going to learn how to produce the </i>
<i>sound of letters oo in the word aftern n oo </i> <i>and that of the </i>
<i>letter br in the word brush”</i>
- Produce the sound of the letter oo and br a few times
- Get Ss to repeat the words a few times.
<i><b>b.</b></i> <i><b>Listen, complete and say aloud.</b></i>
- Ask Ss to look at the book at P.29. Get Ss to look at the
chart and the word box
- Check if they understand the activity and the meaning of the
T – whole class
T – Whole class
Individually
Pair – work
T – whole class
7’
10’
10’
focused words.
- Get Ss to guess all the complete words and do the first
example
- Set the time and let Ss do the task
- Call some Ss to report their answers to the class
- Have the whole class read in chorus all the words in each
column.
<b>2.</b> <b>Listen and read together.</b>
- Have Ss look at Picture a and b on Page 29 and ask them to
identify the characters and the focused words.
- Set the context:
- Pre-teach the new vocabulary (write new words on the
board and get Ss to repeat them a few times)
brush
remember
bedtime
- Ask Ss to guess what the passage is about.
- Read the passage, stop at times to check Ss’ comprehension.
- Have Ss repeat each line in the passage (clap once for the
words with “oo” and clap twice for the words with “br”
<i>-</i> Model and get Ss to clap in the same way then repeat each
line of the dialogues.
<i>-</i> Play the recording twice: once for Ss to listen all the way
through and once for them to clap at the focused words.
<b>3.</b> <b>Listen and number.</b>
- Ask Ss to look at Picture a, b, c and d on page 30
- Set the scene: “You are going to listen to an interview of
<i>four pupils at Rose Primary School. The interviewer wants </i>
<i>to know about their daily activities and number the </i>
<i>pictures”</i>
- Elicit the content from Ss:
<i>What can you see in P.a/ b/ c/ d?</i>
- Recall the key words to understand the text, write on the
board and get Ss to repeat them a few times.
- Play the recording twice: once for Ss to listen all the way
through, once for them to do the task.
- Play it again for Ss to check their answers.
- Have Ss trade their answers in pairs for correction
- Call some to report their answer to the class
<i>Answer: 1 – d 2 – a 3 – c 4 – b</i>
T – whole class
Individually
Group
T – whole class
T – whole class
Individually
Pair- work
T – whole class
T – whole class
Using pictures or
3’
<b>III.</b> <b>Summary and Home- link : </b>
- Consolidate the content of the lesson.
- Ss select and copy one picture from the crossword puzzle
and colour it for the class display in the next lesson.
<b>Week: 6 Date of teaching: Tuesday, September 29</b><i>th</i>
<b>UNIT 4</b>
<b>MAI’ S DAY</b>
<i><b>Lesson 3</b></i>
<b>I. Objectives :</b>
- By the end of this lesson, Students will be able to:
Ask and answer questions about past activities
Read a comprehension text on a girl’s Sunday and write a diary
Write about a friend’s house.
- Develop speaking and listening skill.
<b>II. Teaching methods :</b>
- Communicative method.
- Techniques: + Work in pairs
+ Work in groups, discuss.
+ Ask and answer.
<b>III. Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: audio CD, pictures, poster, flashcards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
<b>IV. Language focus :</b>
Vocabulary: surfed the Internet, school project
Sentence Patterns: What did you do last night?
<i> I surfed the Internet for my school project.</i>
<b>V. Procedures :</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
6’
10’
<b>I.</b> <b>Warm up : Slap the board </b>
Ss play the game with the pictures that they prepared at home
<b>II.</b> <b>New lesson .</b>
<b>1.</b> <b>Look, listen and repeat.</b>
- Have Ss to look at the book at page 31, read the context sentence
above the pictures
T – whole class
10’
- Set the context: Hoa and Nam are having breakfast with their
<i>family. They look sleepy.</i>
Point to Hoa in the P. a and ask (Who is she?/ How does she
<i>look like?Why?</i>
Repeat the step with P. b:Point to Nam and elicit Ss’ answer.
- Pre-teach: (Write the words on the board and ask Ss to repeat a
<i>few times)</i>
surfed the Internet
school project
- Play the recording all the way through for Ss to listen the
dialogue.
- Play the recording again for Ss to repeat each line of the
dialogue a few times.
- Divide the class into groups to take turns to say the questions
and answers in each line.
<b>2.</b> <b>Point, ask and answer.</b>
- Draw Ss’ attention to the picture next to the example in this
section
- Set the context: Last night this boy surfed the Internet for his
<i>school project.</i>
- Ask Ss to read the example and imagine they are the boy , then
elicit their prompts to complete the speech bubbles (write the
question and answer on the board and ask Ss to repeat a few
times)
- Get Ss to repeat the prompt under each picture a few time and
make sure they understand them.
- T models the task:
Point to Pa. and ask What did you do last night? Ss: I went to
<i>the cinema. </i>
Repeat the step with picture b, c and d.
- Have Ss to practice in pairs pointing, asking and answering
- Monitor the activity, check the pronunciation (sound,
assimilation of sound and intonation) and offer help when
necessary.
- Call on some pairs to perform the task at the front of the class.
Others observe and comment.
- Have the whole class repeat the question and answer in chorus to
reinforce their pronunciation.
<b>3.</b> <b>Read and complete .(Choose one of 3 or 4)</b>
- Ask Ss to look at the picture on P.32 and read the title and
instruction.
- Set the context: you are going to read the passage and fill in the
<i>blank. Read the title of the passage and look at the picture. Can </i>
<i>you guess what you are going to read about?</i>
- Go through the words on the box and make sure Ss understand
Whole class
Individually
Groups
T – whole class
Pair – work
T – whole class
T – whole class
10’
10’
them
- Recall some words:
Go out
Take a bus
- Read the passage, pausing at times to check Ss comprehension
and ask for their prompts to complete the passage.
- Give Ss sufficient time to do the task and move around to
- Have Ss to check their answers in pairs before call some Ss to
report the answer to the class.
<b>4.</b> <b>Write your diary about what you did yesterday.</b>
<i><b>(Choose one of 3 or 4)</b></i>
<b>-</b> Get Ss to look at the passage and have a brief discussion with
the class about the picture and the task. Draw Ss’ attention to the
writing frame and get them to read the instruction and the lines
in the diary.
<b>-</b> Tell them the writing purpose: You are going to write your diary
<i>about what you did the day before. You should remember what </i>
<i>you did in the morning/ afternoon/ evening to write down. </i>
<b>-</b> Elicit Ss’ answers, then do the first example with the whole
class. Let the called S do the rest lines and other repeat each line
a few times.
<b>-</b> Set the time and let Ss do the task. Move around the class to
monitor the activity.
<b>-</b> Get a few Ss to read aloud their writing to the class.
<b>III.</b> <b>Summary and Home-link.</b>
- Consolidate the content of the lesson.
- Encourage Ss to copy the song lyrics and replace the activities in
Pair – work/
Group work
Whole class
T – whole class
<b>Week: 5 Date of teaching: Tuesday, October, 6</b><i>th</i>
<b>UNIT 3</b>
<b>A BIRTHDAY PARTY </b>
<i><b>Lesson 3</b></i>
<b>VI. Objectives :</b>
- By the end of this lesson, Students will be able to:
Ask and answer about a friend’s house
- Develop speaking and listening skill.
<b>VII. Teaching methods :</b>
- Communicative method.
- Techniques: + Work in pairs
+ Work in groups, discuss.
+ Ask and answer.
<b>VIII. Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: audio CD, pictures, poster, flashcards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
<b>IX. Language focus :</b>
Vocabulary: review
Sentence Patterns: What did you do at the party?
o <i>We played hide – and - seek.</i>
<b>X. Procedures :</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
6’
10’
10’
<b>IV.</b> <b>Warm up : </b>
Ss sing along the song Happy birthday.
<b>V.</b> <b>New lesson .</b>
<b>5.</b> <b>Look, listen and repeat.</b>
- Have Ss to look at the book at page 20, get Ss to look at the
pictures and set the context: Nam went to Tony’s birthday. Now
<i>his sister Hoa is sking him what they did at the party.</i>
- Read each exchange, stop at times to check Ss’ comprehension.
- Make sure that Ss can understand the situation and language in
each picture
- Play the recording all the way through for Ss to listen the
dialogue.
- Play the recording again for Ss to repeat each line of the
dialogue a few times.
- Divide the class into groups to take turns to say the questions
and answers in each line.
<b>6.</b> <b>Point, ask and answer.</b>
- Ask Ss to open the book on page 24. Draw Ss’ attention to the
picture next to the example in this section
- Set the scene: Imagine you are Nam. You went to a birthday
<i>party with these children.</i>
- Ask Ss to read the example and elicit their prompts to complete
the speech bubbles (write the question and answer on the board
and ask Ss to repeat a few times)
- Get Ss to repeat the prompt under each picture a few times and
make sure they understand them.
- T models the task:
T – whole class
T – whole class
Whole class
Individually
Groups
10’
10’
Point to Pa. and ask What did you do at the party? Ss: We
<i>danced. </i>
Repeat the step with picture b, c and d.
- Have Ss to practice in pairs pointing, asking and answering
- Monitor the activity, check the pronunciation (sound,
assimilation of sound and intonation) and offer help when
necessary.
- Call on some pairs to perform the task at the front of the class.
Others observe and comment.
- Have the whole class repeat the question and answer in chorus to
reinforce their pronunciation.
<b>7.</b> <b>Read and answer .(Choose one of 3 or 4)</b>
- Ask Ss to look at the picture on P.25 and read the title and
instruction.
- Set the context: You’ve got two invitation cards: one from Lan
<i>Huong and one from Peter Brown. Look at the invitation cards </i>
<i>and find the answers to these questions(point to the questions)</i>
- Read each line on the invitation cards, pausing at times to check
Ss’ comprehension, using the questions provided
- Elicit and recall any vocabulary that Ss will need to understand
the text: cordially, invited, celebration, celebrating (Write the
<i>words on the board and Ss repeat a few times)</i>
- Read the cards again and get Ss to repeat each line a few times.
- Ss take turns to ask and answer the questions
- Call some pairs to report the answer to the class.
<b>8.</b> <b>Write an invitation card. (Choose one of 3 or 4)</b>
<b>-</b> Set the context: You are going to write your birthday invitation
<b>-</b> Call on a few Ss and elecit their prompts to fill in the card. Write
a model on the board. Read each line and get Ss to repeat a few
times.
<b>-</b> Set the time and let Ss do the task. Move around the class to
monitor the activity.
<b>-</b> Get a few Ss to read aloud their writing to the class.
<b>VI.</b> <b>Summary and Home-link.</b>
- Consolidate the content of the lesson.
- Encourage Ss to practice singing their own version of the song
<i>Happy Birthday at home.</i>
Pair – work
T – whole class
T – whole class
Individually
Pair – work/
Group work
Whole class
T – whole class
<b>UNIT 4</b>
<b>MAI’S DAY</b>
<i><b>Lesson 1</b></i>
<b>VI. Objectives :</b>
<b>-</b> By the end of this lesson, students will be able to ask and answer questions about someone’s
daily activities.
<b>-</b> Develop speaking skill.
<b>VII. Teaching methods :</b>
<b>-</b> Communicative approach.
<b>-</b> Techniques:
+ Ask and answer (say individually)
+ Work in pairs/ groups.
+ Discuss.
<b>VIII. Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: student’s and teacher’s book, word cards, pictures, tape, cassette, puppets.
- Students’ aids: books, notebooks, workbooks.
<b>IX. Languages focus :</b>
- Vocabulary: have got classes, do morning exercise, have PE in the gym....
- Structures:
<i>A: What does she often do in the morning?</i>
<i>B: She’s got classes at school.</i>
<b>X. Procedures :</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
6’
10’
<i><b>I.</b></i> <b>Warm up : </b> <i><b>Simon says</b></i>
Let Ss play the game with the word phrase: put up your
<i>hands, put down your hands, clap your hands, stand up, sit </i>
<i>down, open your book, close your book….</i>
<b>II.</b> <b>New lesson</b>
<b>4.</b> <b>Look, listen and repeat.</b>
- Have Ss to look at the book on page 27 and get Ss to look at
the title of the unit and the picture.
- Elicit their answers to identify the people in each picture:
<i>Who is this?/ Who’s this boy/ girl?</i>
- Recall the familiar vocabulary and pre-teach the
vocabulary(Write the words on the board and ask Ss to
<i>repeat a few times)</i>
have got classes
has got classes
- Set the context: Linda’s asking Phong what Mai, his sister,
<i>often does in the morning. He said that Mai has got classes at</i>
<i>school. Now listen to Mai talking about what she often does </i>
<i>in the morning/ afternoon/ evening.</i>
T – whole class
T – Whole class
10’
10’
- <i> Have Ss listen to the recording as they read the lines in the </i>
speech bubbles
- Play the recording again for Ss to repeat the lines in the
speech bubbles two times.
- Divide the class into groups to take turns to say the lines of
Mai and Tony.
<b>5.</b> <b>Point, ask and answer.</b>
<b>-</b> Have Ss look at the pictures a, b, c and d on page 27
<b>-</b> Set the context: You are asking your partner about these
<i>characters’ daily activities from P.a to P.e.</i>
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to Read the line in speech bubbles and elicit Ss’
prompts to complete the lines.
<b>-</b> Write the questions and answers on the board and get Ss to
repeat a few times.
<b>-</b> Recall the familiar vocabulary and pre-teach the vocabulary:
gym
morning exercise
<b>-</b> Model the task
Point to P. a and ask: What does she often do in the morning?
<i>–Ss: She’s got classes at school.</i>
Repeat the step with other pictures.
<b>-</b> Have Ss to take turns to point to the pictures, ask and answer
about addresses.
<b>-</b> Monitor the activity and offer help. Correct pronunciation
errors (stress, assimilation of sounds, intonation) when
necessary.
<b>-</b> Call on some pairs to perform the task at the front of the class.
<b>-</b> Have the whole class repeat all the phrases in chorus to
reinforce their pronunciation.
<b>6.</b> <b>Listen and tick.</b>
<b>-</b> Get Ss to look at the pictures on page 28 and tell them the
purpose of the listening: You are going to hear Mary, an
<i>Australian girl, talking about her daily activities. You should </i>
<i>read each sentence in your book, listen and tick the </i>
<i>appropriate picture for what Mary does.</i>
<b>-</b> Have Ss to read each sentence and guess the picture to tick.
<b>-</b> Do the first example with Ss.
<b>-</b> Play the recording twice: once for listening all the way
through and once for them to doing the task.
<b>-</b> Play it again for Ss to check their answer
<b>-</b> Ss trade their answers within pairs or groups for correction
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to report the answers aloud to the class. The others
listen and give comments.
<b>-</b> Make some questions to check Ss’ comprehension
T – Whole class
Pair- work
T – whole class
T – whole class
Individually
Pair- work
4’
<b>III.</b> <b>Summary and Home- link : </b>
- In this lesson, Ss have learnt to ask and answer questions
about someone’s daily activities, using What does he/she
<i>often do in the morning? - He/ She ……… </i>
- Encourage Ss to make a list of their daily activities for the
class display.
<b>Week: 6 Date of teaching: Tuesday, October, 13</b><i>th</i>
<b>UNIT 4:</b>
<b>MAI’S DAY</b>
<i><b>Lesson 2</b></i>
<b>VI. Objectives :</b>
- By the end of this lesson, Students will be able to pronounce correctly the sound of the letter
- Develop listening, speaking and reading skills.
<b>VII. Teaching methods :</b>
- Communicative method.
- Techniques: + Work in pairs
+ Work in groups, discuss.
<b>VIII. Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: Tape cassette, pictures, poster, word cards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
<b>IX. Languages focus : </b>
Phonics: <i>afternoon brush</i>
<b>X.</b> <b>Procedures :</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
5’
5’
<i><b>IV.</b></i> <b>Warm up : Students’ display</b>
Let Ss display their home-link writing. Then ask and answer
<b>V.</b> <b>New lesson</b>
<b>1.</b> <b>Listen and repeat/ Group and say aloud</b>
<i><b>a.</b></i> <i><b>Listen and repeat.</b></i>
- Have Ss open the book page 29, draw their attention to the
letters colored differently in the words aftern<i>oo n and brush</i>
- <i>Set the scene: “We are going to learn how to produce the </i>
<i>sound of letters oo in the word aftern n oo </i> <i>and that of the </i>
<i>letter br in the word brush”</i>
T – whole class
T – Whole class
7’
10’
10’
- Produce the sound of the letter oo and br a few times
- Get Ss to repeat the words a few times.
<i><b>b.</b></i> <i><b>Listen, complete and say aloud.</b></i>
- Ask Ss to look at the book at P.29. Get Ss to look at the
- Check if they understand the activity and the meaning of the
focused words.
- Get Ss to guess all the complete words and do the first
example
- Set the time and let Ss do the task
- Ss check their answer in pairs.
- Call some Ss to report their answers to the class
- Have the whole class read in chorus all the words in each
column.
<b>2.</b> <b>Listen and read together.</b>
- Have Ss look at Picture a and b on Page 29 and ask them to
identify the characters and the focused words.
- Set the context:
- Pre-teach the new vocabulary (write new words on the board
and get Ss to repeat them a few times)
brush
remember
bedtime
- Ask Ss to guess what the passage is about.
- Read the passage, stop at times to check Ss’ comprehension.
- Have Ss repeat each line in the passage (clap once for the
words with “oo” and clap twice for the words with “br”
<i>-</i> Model and get Ss to clap in the same way then repeat each
line of the dialogues.
<i>-</i> Play the recording twice: once for Ss to listen all the way
through and once for them to clap at the focused words.
<b>3.</b> <b>Listen and number.</b>
- Ask Ss to look at Picture a, b, c and d on page 30
- Set the scene: “You are going to listen to an interview of
<i>four pupils at Rose Primary School. The interviewer wants </i>
<i>to know about their daily activities and number the </i>
<i>pictures”</i>
- Elicit the content from Ss:
<i>What can you see in P.a/ b/ c/ d?</i>
- Recall the key words to understand the text, write on the
board and get Ss to repeat them a few times.
- Play the recording twice: once for Ss to listen all the way
T – whole class
T – whole class
T – whole class
Individually
Group
T – whole class
T – whole class
Individually
Pair- work
T – whole class
Using pictures or
through, once for them to do the task.
- Play it again for Ss to check their answers.
- Have Ss trade their answers in pairs for correction
- Call some to report their answer to the class
<i>Answer: 1 – d 2 – a 3 – c 4 – b</i>
<b>VI.</b> <b>Summary and Home- link : </b>
- Consolidate the content of the lesson.
- Ss select and copy one picture from the crossword puzzle
and colour it for the class display in the next lesson.
T – whole class
<b>Week: 6 Date of teaching: Tuesday, October, 13</b><i>th</i>
<b>UNIT 4</b>
<b>MAI’ S DAY</b>
<i><b>Lesson 3</b></i>
<b>VI. Objectives :</b>
- By the end of this lesson, Students will be able to:
Ask and answer questions about past activities
Read a comprehension text on a girl’s Sunday and write a diary
Write about a friend’s house.
- Develop speaking and listening skill.
<b>VII. Teaching methods :</b>
- Communicative method.
- Techniques: + Work in pairs
+ Work in groups, discuss.
+ Ask and answer.
<b>VIII. Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: audio CD, pictures, poster, flashcards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
<b>IX. Language focus :</b>
Vocabulary: surfed the Internet, school project
Sentence Patterns: What did you do last night?
<i> I surfed the Internet for my school project.</i>
<b>X. Procedures :</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work<sub>arrangement</sub></b>
6’
10’
<b>IV.</b> <b>Warm up : Slap the board </b>
Ss play the game with the pictures that they prepared at home
<b>V.</b> <b>New lesson .</b>
<b>5.</b> <b>Look, listen and repeat.</b>
- Have Ss to look at the book at page 31, read the context sentence
above the pictures
- Set the context: Hoa and Nam are having breakfast with their
<i>family. They look sleepy.</i>
T – whole class
10’
10’
Point to Hoa in the P. a and ask (Who is she?/ How does she
<i>look like?Why?</i>
Repeat the step with P. b:Point to Nam and elicit Ss’ answer.
- Pre-teach: (Write the words on the board and ask Ss to repeat a
<i>few times): surfed the Internet, school project</i>
- Play the recording all the way through for Ss to listen the
dialogue.
- Play the recording again for Ss to repeat each line of the
dialogue a few times.
- Divide the class into groups to take turns to say the questions
and answers in each line.
<b>6.</b> <b>Point, ask and answer.</b>
- Draw Ss’ attention to the picture next to the example in this
section
- Set the context: Last night this boy surfed the Internet for his
<i>school project.</i>
- Ask Ss to read the example and imagine they are the boy , then
elicit their prompts to complete the speech bubbles (write the
question and answer on the board and ask Ss to repeat a few
times)
- Get Ss to repeat the prompt under each picture a few time and
make sure they understand them.
- T models the task:
Point to Pa. and ask What did you do last night? Ss: I went to
<i>the cinema. </i>
Repeat the step with picture b, c and d.
- Have Ss to practice in pairs pointing, asking and answering
- Monitor the activity, check the pronunciation (sound,
assimilation of sound and intonation) and offer help when
necessary.
- Call on some pairs to perform the task at the front of the class.
Others observe and comment.
- Have the whole class repeat the question and answer in chorus to
reinforce their pronunciation.
<b>7.</b> <b>Read and complete .(Choose one of 3 or 4)</b>
- Ask Ss to look at the picture on P.32 and read the title and
instruction.
- Set the context: you are going to read the passage and fill in the
<i>blank. Read the title of the passage and look at the picture. Can </i>
<i>you guess what you are going to read about?</i>
- Go through the words on the box and make sure Ss understand
them
- Recall some words: go out, take a bus
- Read t he passage, pausing at times to check Ss comprehension
and ask for their prompts to complete the passage.
- Give Ss sufficient time to do the task and move around to
monitor the activity.
- Have Ss to check their answers in pairs before call some Ss to
report the answer to the class.
<b>8.</b> <b>Write your diary about what you did yesterday.</b>
<i><b>(Choose one of 3 or 4)</b></i>
Whole class
Individually
Groups
T – whole class
Pair – work
T – whole class
T – whole class
Individually
Pair – work/
Group work
10’
<b>-</b> Get Ss to look at the passage and have a brief discussion with
the class about the picture and the task. Draw Ss’ attention to the
writing frame and get them to read the instruction and the lines
in the diary.
<b>-</b> Tell them the writing purpose: You are going to write your diary
<i>about what you did the day before. You should remember what </i>
<i>you did in the morning/ afternoon/ evening to write down. </i>
<b>-</b> Elicit Ss’ answers, then do the first example with the whole
class. Let the called S do the rest lines and other repeat each line
a few times.
<b>-</b> Set the time and let Ss do the task. Move around the class to
monitor the activity.
<b>-</b> Get a few Ss to read aloud their writing to the class.
- Consolidate the content of the lesson.
- Encourage Ss to copy the song lyrics and replace the activities in
the original lyrics with their own version for the class display.
T – whole class
<b>Week: 7 Date of teaching: Tuesday, October, 20</b><i>th</i>
<b>UNIT 5</b>
<b>OUR PICNIC TO THE SEASIDE</b>
<i><b>Lesson 1</b></i>
<b>I.</b> <b>Objectives :</b>
- By the end of this lesson, students will be able to ask and answer the questions about what
people will do in the future.
- Develop listening, reading and speaking skill.
<b>II.</b> <b>Teaching methods :</b>
<b>-</b> Communicative approach.
<b>-</b> Techniques:
+ Ask and answer (say individually)
+ Work in pairs/ groups.
+ Discuss.
<b>III.</b> <b>Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: student’s and teacher’s book, word cards, pictures, tape, cassette, puppets.
- Students’ aids: books, notebooks, workbooks.
<b>IV.</b> <b>Languages focus :</b>
<b>Vocabularies: </b>
<i>to cruise, to explore, seafood, to run on the beach, an aquarium, to sunbathe, to set up a </i>
<i>campfire, some loaves of bread, to go hiking, to build a sandcastle</i>
<b>Sentence partern:</b>
<i>What will you do in the morning/ afternoon/ evening?</i>
<i>I/We will cruise around the island. </i>
<b>V.</b> <b>Procedures :</b>
<b>ment</b>
6’
10’
10’
<b>I.</b> <b>Warm- up</b>
Song: This is the way we do things.
- Focus Ss’ attention on the title of the unit, situations of the lesson
by pictures and the texts in the book.
- Ask Ss to identify the people in the pictures
<i>-</i> Set the scene: Mai, Linda, Peter and Tony are planning their
<i>picnic to Ha Long Bay next week. </i>
- Present new words (pictures):
<i>to cruise around the island</i>
<i>to explore some caves,</i>
<i>to eat rice and seafood</i>
- Play the recording for Sts to listen
- Play the recording again for Sts to repeat sentence by sentence.
- Divide the class into two groups to take turns, then opened pairs
and close pair practice
- Ask a few questions to check their comprehension.
<i>Who are planning to have a picnic?</i>
<i>Will they going to Ha Long Bay?</i>
<i>What will they do in the morning/ afternoon?</i>
<i>What will they eat?</i>
II. <b>Point, ask and answer</b>
<b>-</b> Set the context:
<b>-</b> Point and ask Ss to look at the picture, example and introduce:
<i><b>-</b></i> <i>Imagine you are going to plan a picnic to Ha Long Bay. You will</i>
<i>do a lot of things there.</i>
<i><b>-</b></i> Pre-teach new words to run on the beach, to visit an aquarium, to
<i>sunbathe, to set up a campfire)</i>
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to repeat cued words all the pictures
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to read the example
<b>-</b> Model the task with the whole class
<i><b> What will you do in the morning?</b></i>
<i> I/We will cruise around the island.</i>
<i>Note:</i>
<i> (I/ You/ We/ They/ He/ She/ It) will</i>
<i><b> (I/ We) shall</b></i>
<b>-</b> Write the model on the board & get Ss to repeat
<b>-</b> Go through the task with the other pictures (focus on
<i>pronunciation and fluency)</i>
<b>-</b> Ask Sts to work in pair, asking and answering the questions.
Monitor the activity, check pronunciation and offer Sts help when
T – whole
class
T – whole
class
Whole class
Individually
Groups
T – whole
class
10’
4’
<b>-</b> Ask some pairs to ask and answer in front of the class while others
observe and give comments (using the character flashcards)
<b>III.</b> <b>Listen and tick</b>
- Get Ss to look at the picture and tell them the purpose of listening :
<i>You are going to listen some children planning their food, </i>
<i>activities and games for their picnic and tick the correct picture in </i>
<i>each number</i>
- Run through all the pictures (using elicit qs)
<i>-</i> <i>What’s this/ Who’s this/ What’s he doing?...</i>
<b>Note:</b>
<i>1. a. some loaves of bread and some bananas on the table</i>
<i>b. some loaves of bread and sausages for a picnic meal</i>
<i>c. some loaves of bread and chicken on the table</i>
<i>2. a. go hiking/ b. cook their picnic meal/ c. explore a cave</i>
<i>3. a. build a sandcastle/ b. go swimming/ c. fly kites</i>
- Play the recording 1st<sub> time for Ss to listen all the way through</sub>
- Play the recording 2nd<sub> time for Ss to do the task</sub>
- Play it again for Ss to check their answer
- Ss trade their answers within pairs or groups for correction
- Ask Ss to report the answers aloud to the class. The others listen
and give comments.
- Give feedback:
1 – a 2 – c 3 – a
<b>-</b> Make some questions to check Ss’ comprehension
<b>III.</b> <b>Summary and Home- link : </b>
<b>-</b> Consolidate the content of the lesson.
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to write a list of four things they plan to do on a picnic.
They will display them in the next lesson.
T – whole
class
T – whole
class
Individually
Pair – work/
Group work
Whole class
<b>Week: 7 Date of teaching: Tuesday, October, 20</b><i>th</i>
<b>UNIT 5</b>
<b>OUR PICNIC TO THE SEASIDE</b>
<i><b>Lesson 2</b></i>
<b>I. Objectives:</b>
- By the end of this lesson, Students will be able to pronounce correctly the sound of the letter
“ill” as in will and that of the letter “all” as in small; listen and number the pictures
- Develop listening, speaking and reading skills.
<b>II. Teaching methods:</b>
- Communicative method.
<b>III. Teaching aids:</b>
- Teacher’s aids: Tape cassette, pictures, poster, word cards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
<b>IV. Languages focus: </b>
* Phonics: <i>will small </i>
<b>V. Procedures:</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work arrangement</b>
5’
5’
7’
10’
<i><b>I.</b></i> <b>Warm up : </b>
Chatting:
<i>What will you do in the afternoon/ evening?</i>
<i>What about this weekend?</i>
<i>What will you have for lunch/ dinner?</i>
<i>Will you go out for lunch/ dinner?</i>
…….
<i><b>II.</b></i> <b>New lesson</b>
<b>I.</b> <b>Listen and repeat/ Listen, complete and say it aloud.</b>
<i><b>a. Listen and repeat.</b></i>
- Have Ss open the book page 36, draw their attention to the
letters colored differently in the words will and small
- Set the scene: “We are going to learn how to produce the
<i>sound of letters ill in the word will and that of the letter all </i>
<i>in the word small”</i>
- Pronounce the sound of the letter ill and all a few times
- Get Ss to repeat the words a few times.
<i><b>b. Listen, complete and say it aloud</b></i>
- Make sure Ss understand the instruction
- Ask Ss to guess all the complete words
- Do the first e.g with them
<i>-</i> Play the recording twice: once for Ss to listen all the way
through and once for them to clap at the focused words.
- Replay the disc for Ss to check their answers in pairs.
- Call some Ss to report their answers to the class
- Have the whole class read in chorus all the words in each
column.
<b>Key: </b>
+ ill: 1: hill; 2,5; wall/will; 6: mill
+ all: 2,5: wall/will 3: small 4: tall
<b>II.</b> <b>Listen and read together</b>
- Have Ss look at Picture on Page 36 and elicit:
<i>Who/ Where are they?</i>
<i>What activities will they have? (cruise around the Bay, build</i>
<i><b>a sandcastle, visit the windmill) </b></i>
- Pre-teach the new vocabularies (write new words on the
T – whole class
T – Whole class
Individually
Pair – work
T – whole class
T – whole class
T – whole class
10’
3’
<i>board and get Ss to repeat them a few times)</i>
<i> + windmill (using picture)</i>
- Set the context: This is the dialogue between Mai and Quan.
<i>They are on the beach. You are going to listen the dialogue </i>
<i>and clap the words with “ill” and “all”.</i>
- Play dialogue; stop at times to check Ss’ comprehension.
- Have Ss repeat each line in the dialogues (clap once for the
<i>words with “ill” and clap twice for the words with “all”)</i>
<i>-</i> Model and get Ss to clap in the same way then repeat each
line of the dialogues.
<i>-</i> Play the recording twice: once for Ss to listen all the way
through and once for them to clap at the focused words.
<i>-</i> Device the class into four groups for competition
<b>III.</b> <b>Listen and number.</b>
- Ask Ss to look at Picture a, b, c and d on page 37
- Set the scene: “you are going to listen to the recording and
<i>number the picture”. </i>
- Run through the pictures:
<i>What ill they do?</i>
<i>P. a: go swimming</i>
<i>P. b: go to Ha Long Bay</i>
<i>P. c: cruise around the Bay</i>
<i>P. d: build a sandcastle</i>
<i>P. e: have seafood in a restaurant</i>
- Play the recording twice: once for Ss to listen all the way
through, once for them to do the task (notice Ss to focus on
<i>the order of the text and the contextual information of each </i>
<i>picture)</i>
- Have Ss trade their answers in pairs for correction
- Play it again for Ss to check their answers.
- Call some to report their answer to the class
<i><b>Key: 1 – b; 2 – e; 3 – d; 4 – a; 5 – c</b></i>
<b>III. Summary and Home- link: </b>
- Consolidate the content of the lesson.
- Ask Ss to select and make a copy of one of the pictures in
this section to colour and write the words under it for a class
display in the next lesson.
Group
T – whole class
T – whole class
Individually
Pair- work
T – whole class
T – whole class
<b>UNIT 5</b>
<b>OUR PICNIC TO THE SEASIDE</b>
<i><b>Lesson 3</b></i>
<b>I.</b> <b>Objectives :</b>
- By the end of this lesson, Students will be able to:
Ask and answer question about what one will be in the future;
Read a comprehension text on a girl’s dream job;
Write about their dream jobs;
Develop speaking and listening skill.
<b>II.</b> <b>Teaching methods :</b>
- Communicative method.
- Techniques: + Work in pairs
+ Work in groups, discuss.
+ Ask and answer.
<b>III.</b> <b>Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: audio CD, pictures, poster, flashcards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
<b>IV.</b> <b>Language focus :</b>
<i>Vocabulary : - a mechanic, an astronaut, a dancer, an architect, a business person, an </i>
<i>engineer, a technician; </i>
<i>- spaceship, planet;</i>
<i>- tobe real</i>
Sentence Patterns : What will you be in the future?
<i> I’ll be a doctor/ an astronaut.</i>
<b>V.</b> <b>Procedures :</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
6’
10’
<b>I.</b> <b>Warm up : </b>
Ss display their home – link pictures on the board. Then they
ask and answer questions about these pictures.
<i><b>II.</b></i> <b>New lesson .</b>
<i><b>1.</b></i> <b>Look, listen and repeat.</b>
- Have Ss to look at the book at page 38.
- Get Ss to read the context sentence
- Set the context: You are going to listen to Linda and Tony
<i>talking about their future jobs.</i>
- Pre-teach: (Write the words on the board and ask Ss to
<i>repeat a few times)</i>
<i>in the future</i>
<i>a mechanic </i>
- Play the recording all the way through for Ss to listen the
dialogue.
- Play the recording again for Ss to repeat each line of the
T – whole class
T – whole class
Whole class
10’
10’
dialogue a few times.
- Divide the class into groups to take turns to make the
conversation
- Be sure Ss understand the content of the text by making
questions
<i>Does Linda like singing? </i>
<i>Does she want to be a singer?</i>
<i>Does Tony want to be a mechanic or a singer?</i>
<b>2. Point, ask and answer.</b>
<b>-</b> Set the scene: Imagine you are the character in the pictures.
<b>-</b> Pre-teach: (Write the words on the board and ask Ss to
<i>repeat a few times)</i>
<i>an astronaut</i>
<i>a dancer</i>
<i>an architect</i>
<i>a business person </i>
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to read the example and elicit their prompts to
complete the speech bubbles (write the question and answer
on the board and ask Ss to repeat a few times)
<b>-</b> Model the task with the whole class
<i> - Repeat the step with picture a, b, c, d, e and f.</i>
- Have Ss to practice in pairs pointing, asking and answering
- Monitor the activity, check the pronunciation (sound,
assimilation of sound and intonation) and offer help when
necessary.
- Call on some pairs to perform the task at the front of the
class. Others observe and comment.
- Have the whole class repeat the question and answer in
chorus to reinforce their pronunciation.
<b>3. Read and answer.(Choose one of 3 or 4)</b>
<b>a.</b> <b>Tick T (True) or F (False)</b>
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to look at the picture on P.39
<b>-</b> Set the context:
<i>Who are they?</i>
<i>Where are they?</i>
<b>-</b> Elicit and recall any vocabulary that Ss will need to
understand the text(Write the words on the board and Ss
<i>repeat a few times)</i>
<i>an astronaut</i>
<i>an engineer</i>
<i>a technician</i>
<i>space</i>
Groups
T – whole class
Pair – work
T – whole class
10’
5’
<i>spaceship</i>
<i>planet</i>
<i>tobe real</i>
<b>-</b> Read the passage, check Ss’ comprehension.
<i>What is Mai’s dream job?</i>
<i>Will she be a dentist on a spaceship?</i>
<i>Will she travel around the world?</i>
<i>Will she visit other planets?</i>
<b>-</b> Check if Ss understand the task. Do the first for example
monitor the activity.
<b>-</b> Have Ss to check their answers in pairs before call some Ss to
report the answer to the class.
<b>b. Interview two of your classmates</b>
- Get Ss to the instruction, draw an interview chart on the board
<b>Name</b> <b>Dream job</b>
Nam doctor
…….. ...
- Model with a student
<i>T: What’s your name?</i>
<i>S: ...</i>
<i>T: What will you do in the future?</i>
<i> What’s your dream job?</i>
<i>S: ...</i>
- Do with the other one. Then report the result in the class: I
<i>interview two my classmates for their dream jobs. Nam’s </i>
<i>dream job is a doctor….</i>
- Ask Ss to work in group of fours and interview two of them.
- Call on some Ss and report their result in the class.
- Encourage if student have done a good job
<b>4. Write about your dream job.(Choose one of 3 or 4)</b>
<b>-</b> Have a brief discussion with the class about the writing
purpose:
<i>What are your going to write about?</i>
<i>What’s your dream job?</i>
<i>What will you do in your dream job?</i>
<i>...</i>
<b>-</b> Do an e. g with the class in case of weak Ss and fill in the
writing frame on the board with information from Ss.
<b>-</b> Get Ss to read the guides in the frame
Individually
Pair – work/
Group work
Whole class
T – whole class
Whole class
Individually
T – whole class
T – whole class
<b>-</b> Set the time and let Ss do the task individually. Move around
the class to monitor the activity.
<b>-</b> Get a few Ss to read aloud their work to the class.
<b>III.</b> <b>Summary and Homelink.</b>
- Ss have learnt
Ask and answer question about what one will be in the future
Write about their dream jobs;
<i>What will you be in the future?</i>
<i> I’ll be a doctor/ an astronaut.</i>
- Ss practice singing the song We will go over the mountain at
home
T – whole class
<b>Week: 8</b> <b> Date of teaching: Tuesday, October, 27</b><i>th</i>
<b>REVIEW 1</b>
<b>I.</b> <b>Aim: Ss will be able to perform their abilities in listening, speaking, reading and writing related</b>
<b>II. Teaching methods :</b>
- Communicative method.
- Techniques: + Work in pairs
+ Work in groups, discuss.
+ Ask and answer.
<b>III. Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: three pieces of white paper with the phonics, the vocabulary and the sentence
patterns written on them; audio and flashcards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
<b>IV. Language focus :</b>
<b>Me and My friend</b>
<b>Unit 1: A Summer camp</b>
<b>Competences </b>
Asking and
answering
questions about
where someone is
from
Asking and
<b>Sentence patterns</b>
Where’s he from?
- He’s from Malaysia.
Where in Malaysia is he
from?
- Kuala Lumpur.
What’s his/ her
nationality?
- He’s/ She’s
Indonesia
<b>Vocabulary</b>
Summer, camp,
different, country
( countries), Malaysia,
Thailand, Bangkok,
Kuala Lumpur, The
UK, The USA,
Indonesia, Thai,
Laotian, Cambodian.
Cultural display
<b>Unit 2: My Fiend’s house.</b>
<b>Competences </b>
Asking and
answering
questions about
where one lives
Asking and
answering
questions about
one’s house.
<b>Sentence patterns</b>
Where do you live?
- I live at 52 Ba Trieu
Street.
- I live on the second
floor of Ha Noi Tower.
What’s your house like?
- It’s a big house. It’s
got a green gate.
<b>Vocabulary</b>
cardinal number: 50 –
<b>Phonics </b>
flat
block
<b>Unit 3: A Birthday Party.</b>
<b>Competences </b>
Asking and
answering
questions about a
birthday
Asking and
answering
questions about
what one did at a
birthday party.
<b>Sentence patterns</b>
What present did you
give Mai?
- A pink clock
What did you do at the
party?
- We played hide –
and – seek.
<b>Vocabulary</b>
Present, dictionary,
jigsaw puzzle, paint,
paint brush, coloured,
balloon, cartoon,
remember
<b>Phonics</b>
third
December
<b>Unit 4: Mai’s day</b>
<b>Competences </b>
Asking and
answering about
daily activities
Asking and
answeringquestio
<b>Sentence patterns</b>
What does she often do
in the morning?
- She’ s got classes at
school
What did you do last
night?
- I surfed the internet
for my school project.
<b>Vocabulary</b>
Have classes, morning
exercise, brush, gym,
forget, way, attend,
tooth (teeth), wash,
surf the internet,
project
<b>Phonics </b>
afternoon
brush
<b>Unit 5: A Picnic To The Seaside</b>
<b>Competences </b>
Asking and
answering about
what people will
do in the future
Asking and
answering
questions about
what one will be
in the future
<b>Sentence patterns</b>
What will we do in the
morning?
- We’ll cruise around the
islands.
What will you be in the
future?
- I’ ll be a singer.
spaceship, planet
<b>V. Procedures :</b>
Time Steps/ Activities Work
arrangement
5’
10’
10’
10’
1. <b>Warm up :</b>
Let Ss sing the song that they like.
2. <b>Review : </b>
<i><b>Phonics</b><b> :</b></i>
Put the piece of paper with the phonics written on the board and play
the recording (two times).
Ss listen and repeat the words in chorus.
Draw Ss’ attention to the sounds that are difficult to pronounce
Have Ss to practice reading the words aloud in pairs.
Have some pairs demonstrate. Correct their pronunciation when
necessary.
Call on some pairs to demonstrate at the front of the class. Have the
<i><b>Vocabulary</b><b> :</b></i>
Put the vocabulary sheet of paper on the board.
Ask Ss recall the meaning of the words by reading aloud or playing
a game (Name cards/ Stand up when you hear/ Physical Line- up)
using flashcards.
Have Ss say the words aloud again. Encourage them to group words
into Get Ss male sentences with some of the words they have learnt.
<i><b>Structures</b><b> :</b></i>
Put the sheet of paper which contains the sentences patterns on the
board.
Ss repeat the patterns aloud as they follow the text on the board.
Ask Ss to make short dialogues with the sentence patterns
Have some pairs act out their dialogues at the front of the class. The
others listen and comment.
3. <b>Home link :</b>
Encourage Ss to practice more at home and well- prepare for the
test.
T- whole class
Individually
Pair- work
Whole class
Individually
Pair- work
<b>Week: 9 Date of teaching: Tuesday, November, 3</b><i>rd</i>
<b>THE FIRST ENGLISH TEST</b>
<b>I.</b> <b>Aim: Ss do Review in class.</b>
<b>II. Duration: 1 period</b>
<b>III. Procedure: </b>
Have Ss turn to page … in the Student book.
<b>1. Look and tick( ) or cross ( X ). See example.</b>
sandcastles house <sub>beach</sub>
blocks of flats
Saturday
Vietnamese
<b>2. Circle the different word.</b>
<b>1.</b> A. artist B. engineer C. worker D. factory
<i><b>2.</b></i> A. ride B. play C. bike D. sing
<i><b>3.</b></i> A. English B. Vietnamese C. Japanese D. China
<i><b>4.</b></i> A. restaurant B. postman C. nurse D. chef
<i><b>5.</b></i> A. visited B. went C. explored D. sailed
<b>3. </b>
1. Where do you live? A. I’ ll explore some caves.
2. What’ present did you give Lan? B. It’s a small, beautiful house
3. What does she often do in the morning? C. I live at 142 Phu Minh.
4. What will you be in the future? D. We gave her some coloured
balloons.
5. What your house like? E. I often do morning exercise.
1 - …. 2- ….. 3 - ….. 4 - …. 5 - ……
<b>4. Choose the correct words to complete the sentences </b>
<b><sub>X</sub></b>
dances / sang writing candles bicycle
B: She is……….
<i>2.</i> A: What present did your parents give you?
B: They gave me a………
<i>3.</i> A: What did they do?
B: They …. ……….and …………
<i>4.</i> A: How many ………. were there on your birthday cake?
B: There were twelve candles on my birthday cake
<b>5. Read and write ONE or more words in the gap. </b>
Mary: Hi, Linda. Did you go to Mai’s (1)……… party last night?
Linda: Yes, I did. Why didn’t you (2) ……….?
Mary: Because I (3)…… busy. I looked after my younger sister at home.
But I sent Mai a (4)……… What about you?
Linda: I gave her a teddy bear.
<b>IV. Answers.</b>
<b>1. Look and tick ( ) or cross ( X ). See example.</b>
1. <b>2.</b> <b>3.</b>
<b>4.</b> 5. 6.
<b>2. Circle the different word.</b>
1 – D 2 - C 3 – D 4 – A 5 – B
<b>3. Match </b>
1 – C 2 - D 3 – E 4 – A 5 – B
<b>4. Choose the correct words to complete the sentences </b>
1– writing 2 - bicycle 3 – danced/ sang 4 – candles
<b>5. Read and write ONE or more words in the gap. </b>
1 – birthday 2 - come 3 – was 4 – dictionary
<b>was come birthday dictionary</b>
<b><sub>X</sub></b>
<b><sub>X</sub></b>
<b>Week: 9 Date of teaching: Tuesday, November, 3</b><i>rd</i>
<b>UNIT 6</b>
<b>A VISIT TO THE ZOO</b>
<i><b>Lesson 1</b></i>
<b>VI.</b> <b>Objectives :</b>
- By the end of this lesson, students will be able to ask and answer the questions about what
people did at the zoo.
- Develop listening, reading and speaking skill.
<b>VII.</b> <b>Teaching methods :</b>
<b>-</b> Communicative approach.
<b>-</b> Techniques:
+ Ask and answer (say individually)
+ Work in pairs/ groups.
+ Discuss.
<b>VIII.</b> <b>Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: student’s and teacher’s book, word cards, pictures, tape, cassette, puppets.
- Students’ aids: books, notebooks, workbooks.
<b>IX.</b> <b>Languages focus :</b>
<b>Vocabularies: </b>
<i>Took at the zoo, walked around, anything special, had a picnic lunch, animal show</i>
<b>Sentence partern:</b>
<i>What did you do at the zoo?</i>
<b>X.</b> <b>Procedures :</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/ Activities </b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
6’
10’
<b>I.</b> <b>Warm- up</b>
Ss sing the song We will go over the mountain from Unit 5..
<b>II.</b> <b>Present the new lesson</b>
<b>IV.</b> <b>Look, listen and repeat.</b>
- Focus Ss’ attention on the title of the unit, situations of
the lesson by pictures and the texts in the book.
- Ask Ss to identify the characters in the pictures
<i>-</i> Set the scene: “Nam’s class had a visit to the zoo in the
<i>morning. Now Nga is asking him about the trip” </i>
- Present new words (pictures):
<i>took us to the zoo</i>
<i>walked around</i>
- Play the recording for Sts to listen
- Play the recording again for Sts to repeat sentence by
sentence.
- Divide the class into groups to take turns, then opened
T – whole class
T – whole class
Whole class
Individually
Groups
Write the phrase on the
board.
10’
10’
pairs and close pair practice
V. <b>Point, ask and answer</b>
<b>-</b> Set the context: “Imagine you went to the zoo yesterday.
<i>We’re going to practice asking and answering questions </i>
<i>about your visit to the zoo”</i>
<i><b>-</b></i> Point and ask Ss to look at the picture, recall the
vocabulary and teach the new word: animal show
<i><b>-</b></i> Group the verbs into two columns on the board: one
column is the base form of the verbs and the other is the past
form. Get Ss to pay attention to the difference between the
verb form
<b>-</b> Model the task with the whole class
Point to the girl in P.a and ask:
<i><b> What did you do at the zoo?</b></i>
<i>Class: We took pictures</i>
Repeat the step a few times
<b>-</b> Write the model on the board & get Ss to repeat
<b>-</b> Go through the task with the other pictures (focus on
<i>pronunciation and fluency)</i>
<b>-</b> Ask Sts to work in pair, asking and answering the
questions. Monitor the activity, check pronunciation and
offer Sts help when necessary.
<b>-</b> Ask some pairs to ask and answer in front of the class
while others observe and give comments (using the character
flashcards)
<b>VI.</b> <b>Listen and tick</b>
- Get Ss to look at the picture and tell them the purpose of
listening : You are going to listen and tick the correct picture
<i>in each number</i>
<i>-</i> Ask Ss to look at the pictures and guess what they
indicate.
- Run through all the pictures (using elicit qs)
<i>-</i> <i>What’s this/ Who’s this/ …</i>
<b>Note:</b>
<i>1. a. two children at the zoo entrance </i>
<i> b. a girl watching a giraffe</i>
<i> c. a family at the lion enclosure</i>
<i>2. a. two children playing with a ball</i>
<i> b. two children walking around the zoo to see the animals</i>
<i> c. two children going downtown</i>
<i>3. a. a sandwich and a loaf of bread</i>
<i> b. a sandwich and a sausage</i>
<i> c. a loaf of bread and sausage</i>
<i>4. a. a girl singing</i>
T – whole class
Pair – work
T – whole class
T – whole class
4’
<i> b. a girl watching an elephant show</i>
<i> c. a girl watching TV</i>
- Do the first example with Ss.
- Play the recording 1st<sub> time for Ss to listen all the way </sub>
through
- Play the recording 2nd<sub> time, pause after each part for Ss to</sub>
have sufficient time to select and tick the picture.
- Play it again for Ss to check their answer
- Ss trade their answers within pairs or groups for
correction
- Ask Ss to report the answers aloud to the class. The
others listen and give comments.
- Give feedback:
1 – a 2 – b 3 – c 4 - b
<b>-</b> Consolidate the content of the lesson.
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to select and draw one of the animals they like for
the class display in the next lesson.
Group work
Whole class
T – whole class
<b>Week: 10 Date of teaching: Tuesday, November, 03</b><i>rd</i>
<b>UNIT 6</b>
<b>A VISIT TO THE ZOO</b>
<i><b>Lesson 2 </b></i>
<b>I. Objectives:</b>
- By the end of this lesson, Students will be able to pronounce correctly the verb – ending with
<i><b>ed as in played, visited, watched; listen and number the pictures in the order they hear. </b></i>
- Develop listening, speaking and reading skills.
<b>II. Teaching methods:</b>
- Communicative method.
- Techniques: + Work in pairs
+ Work in groups, discuss.
<b>III. Teaching aids:</b>
- Teacher’s aids: Tape cassette, pictures, poster, word cards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
<b>IV. Languages focus: </b>
* Phonics: <i>played visited watched </i>
<b>V. Procedures:</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
5’
5’
10’
7’
<i><b>III.</b></i> <b>Warm up : </b>
<i>-</i> Ss display their home-link drawings on the board.
- Ss play Slap the animals, using the pictures displayed.
<i><b>IV.</b></i> <b>New lesson</b>
<i>1.</i> <b>Listen and repeat</b>
- Have Ss open the book page 50, draw their attention to the
sound(s) of the letters ed in the words played , visited, watched
- Set the scene: “We are going to learn how to produce the
<i>sound of letters ed in the word played , visited, watched </i>
Pronounce the sound of the letters ed a few times
- Get Ss to repeat the words a few times.
<i>2.</i> <b>Listen and read together.</b>
- Have Ss look at Picture on Page 50 and elicit their answers to
identify the animals in this section.
- Pre-teach the new vocabularies (write new words on the board
<i>and get Ss to repeat them a few times)</i>
<i>bent low</i>
<i>goose</i>
<i>moose</i>
<i>stairs</i>
- Set the context: A student went to an animal show at the zoo.
<i>He wrote this poem at home after his visit to the zoo. You’re </i>
<i>going to listen and clap the verbs ending with “ed”: one clap </i>
<i>for “ed” pronounced as in “played”, two s for “ed” </i>
<i>pronounced as in “visited” and three clasp for “ed” </i>
<i>pronounced as in “watched”</i>
- Play recording; stop at times to check Ss’ comprehension.
- Have Ss repeat each line in the dialogues
<i>-</i> Model and get Ss to clap in the same way then repeat each line
of the dialogues.
<i>-</i> Play the recording twice: once for Ss to listen all the way
through and once for them to clap at the focused words.
<i>-</i> Device the class into four groups for competition
<b>3.</b> <b>Listen, complete and say it aloud</b>
- Make sure Ss understand the instruction
- Ask Ss to guess all the complete words
- Do the first e.g with them
<i>-</i> Play the recording twice: once for Ss to listen all the way
through and once for them to clap at the focused words.
- Replay the disc for Ss to check their answers in pairs.
- Call some Ss to report their answers to the class
- Have the whole class read in chorus all the words in each
column.
<b>Key: </b>
T – whole class
T – Whole class
Individually
T – whole class
T – whole class
Individually
Group
T – whole class
T – whole class
Individually
Pair- work
T – whole class
10’
<i><b>Watched: danced, looked, walked </b></i>
<i><b>Visited: painted, pointed, needed</b></i>
<i><b>Played: stayed, climbed, numbered</b></i>
<i><b>4.</b></i> <b>Listen and number.</b>
- Ask Ss to look at Picture a, b, c and d on page 51
- Set the scene: “you are going to hear a St talking about his
<i>visit to the zoo. You should number the pictures in the order </i>
<i>they hear”. </i>
- Point to each picture and elicit the answer
<i>What do you see in the Picture a/ b/ c/ d/ e?</i>
<i>P. a: a group of children at the elephant enclosure</i>
<i>P. b: children at a gorilla show</i>
<i>P. c: children at a lion show</i>
<i>P. d: children at a tiger show</i>
<i>P. e: two bears on the bikes</i>
- Play the recording twice: once for Ss to listen all the way
through, once for them to do the task (notice Ss to focus on the
<i>order of the text and the contextual information of each </i>
<i>picture)</i>
- Have Ss trade their answers in pairs for correction
- Play it again for Ss to check their answers.
- Call some to report their answer to the class
<i>Key: 1 – a; 2 – e; 3 – b; 4 – c; 5 – d</i>
<b>V.</b> <b>Summary and Home- link : </b>
- Consolidate the content of the lesson.
- Ss learn to spell the animal words at home.
Individually
Pair- work
T – whole class
<b>Week: 10 Date of teaching: Monday, November, 03</b><i>rd</i>
<b>UNIT 6</b>
<b>A VISIT TO THE ZOO</b>
<i><b>Lesson 3</b></i>
<b>VI.</b> <b>Objectives :</b>
- By the end of this lesson, Students will be able to:
Ask and answer question about what one saw at an animal show;
Read an animal story and write in the speed bubbles
Develop speaking and listening skill.
<b>VII.</b> <b>Teaching methods :</b>
- Communicative method.
<b>VIII.</b> <b>Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: audio CD, pictures, poster, flashcards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
<b>IX.</b> <b>Language focus :</b>
Vocabulary : wake somebody up, catch, beg, too small, never, forget, net
Sentence Patterns : What did you see at the animal show?
<i> I saw a monkey riding a horse.</i>
<b>X.</b> <b>Procedures :</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
6’
10’
10’
<b>IV.</b> <b>Warm up : </b>
Ss play the game.
<i><b>V.</b></i> <b>New lesson .</b>
<i><b>5.</b></i> <b>Look, listen and repeat.</b>
- Have Ss to look at the book at page 52 and draw their attention
on the pictures and the text.
- Get Ss to identify the characters in each pictures and read the
context sentence
- Set the context: Mai’s class had a visit to the zoo in the
<i>morning. Now her brother Phong is asking her about the </i>
<i>animal show.</i>
- Pre-teach: (Write the words on the board and ask Ss to repeat a
<i>burning hoop</i>
- Play the recording all the way through for Ss to listen the
dialogue.
- Play the recording again for Ss to repeat each line of the
dialogue a few times.
- Divide the class into groups to take turns to make the
conversation
<b>6. Point, ask and answer.</b>
<b>-</b> Set the scene: Imagine you went to see an animal show
<i>yesterday. You saw many animal tricks.</i>
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to read the example and elicit their prompts to complete
the speech bubbles.
<b>-</b> Write the question and answer on the board and get Ss to repeat
a few times.
<i><b>-</b></i> Recall and pre-teach the prompt under each picture
<i>P. a: a monkey riding a horse dancer</i>
<i>P. b: a horse dancing</i>
<i>P. c: a snake dancing</i>
<i>P. d: a seal playing with a beach ball.</i>
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to read the example and elicit their prompts to complete
T – whole class
T – whole class
Whole class
Individually
Groups
10’
10’
the speech bubbles (write the question and answer on the
board and ask Ss to repeat a few times)
<b>-</b> Model the task with the whole class
T: What did you see at the animal show?
Class: I saw two tigers jumping through burning hoop.
<i> - Repeat the step with picture a, b, c, d, e and f.</i>
- Have Ss to practice in pairs pointing, asking and answering
assimilation of sound and intonation) and offer help when
necessary.
- Call on some pairs to perform the task at the front of the class.
Others observe and comment.
- Have the whole class repeat the question and answer in chorus
to reinforce their pronunciation.
<b>7. Read and number the pictures.(Choose one of 3 or 4)</b>
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to look at the picture on P.53
<b>-</b> Set the context: you’re going to read an animal story. Can you
<i>guess what the story about?</i>
<b>-</b> Elicit and recall any vocabulary that Ss will need to understand
the text(Write the words on the board and Ss repeat a few
<i>times)</i>
<i>wake somebody up</i>
<i>catch, beg, too small</i>
<i>never</i>
<i>forget</i>
<i> net </i>
<b>-</b> Read the passage, check Ss’ comprehension.
<b>-</b> Tell them that they should scan the information in the passage
that related to the picture and number the pictures in the order
of the events in the story.
<b>-</b> Ss read and number the pictures.
<b>-</b> Check if Ss understand the task. Do the first for example
<b>-</b> Give Ss sufficient time to do the task and move around to
monitor the activity.
<b>-</b> Have Ss to check their answers in pairs before call some Ss to
report the answer to the class.
<b>8. Read the passage again. Write in the speech bubbles.</b>
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to look at the pictures and guess what each animal would
say.
<b>-</b> Have Ss read the passage again and underline each saying in the
story. After that they relate each saying to the corresponding
picture.
<b>-</b> Do the first example with the Ss.
<b>-</b> Set the time and let Ss do the task individually. Move around the
Pair – work
T – whole class
T – whole class
Individually
Pair – work/
Group work
Whole class
T – whole class
class to monitor the activity.
<b>-</b> Get a few Ss to complete the bubbles on the large – sized sheet
of paper. Others check the lines and get Ss to repeat each line
in the speech bubbles.
<b>VI.</b> <b>Summary and Home link.</b>
- Consolidate the content of this lesson
- Ss collect the name of animals they leant in the previous units.
T – whole class
<b>Week: 11 Date of teaching: Monday, November, 03</b><i>rd</i>
<b>UNIT 7. MY FAVOURITE SPORTS AND GAMES</b>
<i><b>Lesson 1</b></i>
<b>I/ Objectives:</b>
By the end of the lesson, students will be able to ask and answer questions about one’s
favourite sports and games.
<b>II/ Teaching aids: </b>worksheet, tape recording
<b>III/ Procedures:</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
5’
5’
18’
<b>I. Warmer:</b>
<b>Sing</b>
<b>II. Presentation</b>
- Teach vocabulary about sports and games
1.Look, listen and repeat
- Teach sentence patterns
<b>III. Practice</b>
2. Point, ask and answer
What’s your favourite sport/game?
It’s _____. (sport/game)
<b>3. Listen and tick</b>
Answers: 1. a; 2. b; 3. c; 4. a.
- Joint the activity
- Listen
- Listen and repeat.
Take note
- Look at the
picture
- Listen and repeat
- Take note
- Point to the
character
- Work in pairs.
- Some pairs to
demonstrate the
task
5’
2’
<b>IV. Production</b>
4. Talk
<b>VI. Home work</b>
- Review the lesson at home and prepare the next lesson
- Correct their
answers in partners
- Listen and check
answers
- Work in pairs to
ask and answer
questions about the
characters
- Some pairs to
demonstrate the
task
- Review the lesson
at home and prepare
the next lesson
<b>Week: 11 Date of teaching: Monday, November, 10</b><i>th</i>
<b>UNIT 7: MY FAVOURITE SPORTS AND GAMES</b>
<i><b>Lesson 2</b></i>
<b>I/ Objectives:</b>
By the end of the lesson, students will be able to pronounce correctly the sound of the
letters “ame” as in game and that of the letters “ate” as in skate, listen and number the pictures
as they listen
<b>II/ Teaching aids: </b>worksheet, tape recording
<b>III/ Procedures:</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
5’
5’
<b>I. Warmer:</b>
Noughts and crosses
<b>II. Presentation</b>
- Teach the sounds of the letters “ame”,and that of the letters “ate”
<b>1.Listen and repeat</b>
- Joint into the
activity
- Listen
18’
5’
2’
<b>III. Practice</b>
<b>2. Listen and read together</b>
<b>3. Group and say aloud</b>
Answers:
Ame: name, same, frame.
Ate: gate, plate, date, late.
<b>4. Listen and number</b>
Answers: a. 6; b. 3; c. 4; d. 1; e. 2; f. 5.
<b>IV. Production</b>
5. Fun time (sing a song)
<b>VI. Home work</b>
- Review the lesson at home and prepare the next lesson
- Listen and repeat
- Listen and then
word in groups to
read together
- Look at the chart
and the word box
- Listen and repeat.
Then do the task
independently
- Check answers in
pairs.
- Listen and check
answers
- Read in chorus all
the words in each
column
- Look at the
pictures
- Listen and write
the number for
correct pictures
- Exchange and
compare their
answers with their
partners
- Listen and check
answers
- Sing a song
- Review the lesson
at home and prepare
the next lesson
<b> Week: 12 Date of teaching: Monday, November, 10</b><i>th</i>
<b>UNIT 7: MY FAVOURITE SPORTS AND GAMES</b>
<b>I/ Objectives:</b>
By the end of the lesson, students will be able to ask and answer questions about how often
plays a sport or game, read a comprehension text on how to play hide-and-seek and write a description
on playing hide-and-seek
<b>II/ Teaching aids: worksheet, tape recording</b>
<b>III/ Procedures:</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
5’
8’
15’
<b>I. Warmer:</b>
Clap the board
<b>II. Presentation</b>
- Teach vocabulary
1.Look, listen and repeat
- Teach sentence patterns
<b>III. Practice</b>
2. Point, ask and answer
How often do you _____?
_______ (times)
3. Read and do the tasks
a. Tick Yes or No
Answers: 1. No; 2. Yes; 3. Yes; 4. No; 5. No
b. Read the passage again. Find the words which “they”, “his/her”,
and “he/she” refer to
4. Choose the right words to write
- Joint into the
game
- Listen
- Listen and repeat.
Take note
- Look at the
picture
- Listen and repeat
- Take note
- Point to the
picture
- Work in pairs.
- Some pairs to
demonstrate the
task
- Read the context
and tick Yes or No
independently
- Exchange and
compare their
answers with their
partners
- Listen and check
answers
- Listen
5’
Answers: 1. play; 2. seeker; 3. five; 4. places; 5. players
<b>IV. Production</b>
5. Fun time (Charades)
<b>VI. Home work</b>
- Review the lesson at home and prepare the next lesson
- Read and choose
the right words
individually
- Read their writing
to the class
- Take note
- Joint into the
game
<b>Week: 13 Date of teaching: Tuesday, November, 17</b><i>th</i>
<b>UNIT 8</b>
<b>MY FAVOURITE BOOK</b>
<i><b>Lesson 1</b></i>
<b>I/ Objectives:</b>
By the end of the lesson, students will be able to ask and answer questions about what book
one is reading.
<b>II/ Teaching aids: worksheet, tape recording</b>
<b>III/ Procedures:</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
5’
5’
18’
<b>I. Warmer:</b>
<b>Sing</b>
<b>II. Presentation</b>
- Teach vocabulary about books
1.Look, listen and repeat
- Teach sentence patterns
- Joint into the
activity
- Listen
- Listen and repeat.
Take note
- Look at the
picture
5’
2’
2. Point, ask and answer
What book are you reading?
I’m reading _____. (book)
3. Listen and tick
Answers:
1. Nam: Aladdin and the Magic Lamp;
2. Mai: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs;
3. Quan: Dragon;
4. Mary: The Starfruit Tree.
IV. Production
4. Talk
VI. Home work
- Review the lesson at home and prepare the next lesson
- Point to the
picture
- Work in pairs.
- Some pairs to
demonstrate the
task
- Listen and tick the
correct picture
- Correct their
answers in partners
- Listen and check
answers
- Work in pairs to
ask and answer
questions about the
pictures
- Some pairs to
demonstrate the
task
- Review the lesson
at home and prepare
the next lesson
<b>Week: 13 Date of teaching: Tuesday, November, 17</b><i>th</i>
<b>UNIT 8</b>
<b>MY FAVOURITE BOOK</b>
<i><b>Lesson 2</b></i>
<b>I. Objectives:</b>
- By the end of this lesson, Students will be able to pronounce correctly to the sound(s) of the
letters a in the words watermelon and that of the letters a as in dragon
- Listen and number the pictures in the order they hear.
- Develop listening, speaking and reading skills.
<b>II. Teaching methods:</b>
- Communicative method.
- Techniques: + Work in pairs
+ Work in groups, discuss.
<b>III. Teaching aids:</b>
- Teacher’s aids: Tape cassette, pictures, poster, word cards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
* Phonics: <i><b>watermelon dragon </b></i>
<b>V. Procedures:</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
5’
5’
10’
7’
10’
<i><b>VI.</b></i> <b>Warm up : </b>
<i>-</i> Ss display their home-link on the board.
- Ss ask and answer questions about the books displayed,
using the questions they have learnt so far.
<i><b>VII.</b></i> <b>New lesson</b>
<i>1.</i> <b>Listen and repeat</b>
- Have Ss open the book page 64, draw their attention to the
sound(s) of the letters a in the words watermelon and that of
- Get Ss to repeat the words a few times.
<i>2.</i> <b>Listen and read together.</b>
- Have Ss look at Picture on Page 64 and elicit the names of the
characters in each picture and guess what the dialogues are
about.
<i>-</i> Set the context: You are going to listen two dialogues. Clap the
<i>words in focus: one clap for the word with a as in the words </i>
<i><b>watermelon and two claps for the word with a as in dragon</b></i>
- Play recording; stop at times to check Ss’ comprehension.
- Have Ss repeat each line in the dialogues
<i>-</i> Model and get Ss to clap in the same way then repeat each line
of the dialogues.
<i>-</i> Play the recording twice: once for Ss to listen all the way
through and once for them to clap at the focused words.
<i>-</i> Device the class into four groups for competition
3. <b>Group and say aloud</b>
- Ask Ss to look at the book at P.64. Get Ss to look at the chart
and the word box
- Check if they understand the activity and the meaning of the
focused words.
- Get Ss to guess all the complete words and do the first
example
- Set the time and let Ss do the task
- Ss check their answer in pairs.
- Call some Ss to report their answers to the class
- Have the whole class read in chorus all the words in each
column.
<i><b>4.</b></i> <b>Listen and number.</b>
- Ask Ss to look at Picture a, b, c and d on page 65
- Set the scene: “This is an interview with four Ss at Binh Minh
T – whole class
T – Whole class
T – Whole class
Individually
Pair – work
T – whole class
T – whole class
Individually
Group
T – whole class
3’
<i>Primary School. The interviewer wants to know the books </i>
<i>that these Ss often read in their free time. You are going to </i>
<i>listen to listen and number the books.”</i>
- Point to each picture and elicit the answer
<i>What do you see in the Picture a/ b/ c/ d</i>
P. i: Aladdin and the Magic Lamp
P. b:The Legend of Watermelon
P. c: The Starfruit Tree
P. d: Ali Baba and The Forty Thieves.
- Play the recording twice: once for Ss to listen all the way
through, once for them to do the task (notice Ss to focus on
<i>the order of the text and the contextual information of each </i>
<i>picture)</i>
- Have Ss trade their answers in pairs for correction
- Play it again for Ss to check their answers.
- Call some to report their answer to the class
<i>Key: 1 – b 2 – d 3 – a 4 – c</i>
<b>VIII.</b> <b>Summary and Home- link : </b>
- Consolidate the content of the lesson.
- Ss draw a table with two columns: one for the title of the stories
they have read and one for the main character’ s name in each
book for the class display in the next lesson
Individually
Pair- work
T – whole class
T – whole class
<b>Week: 13 Date of teaching: Tuesday, November, 17</b><i>tht</i>
<b>UNIT 8</b>
<b>MY FAVOURITE BOOKS</b>
<i><b>Lesson 3</b></i>
<b>XI.</b> <b>Objectives :</b>
- By the end of this lesson, Students will be able to:
Ask and answer question about what a story character is like
Read a comprehension text on a favourite character and write about a favourite book character.
Develop speaking and listening skill.
<b>XII.</b> <b>Teaching methods :</b>
- Techniques: + Work in pairs
+ Work in groups, discuss.
+ Ask and answer.
<b>XIII.</b> <b>Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: audio CD, pictures, poster, flashcards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
<b>XIV.</b> <b>Language focus :</b>
Sentence Patterns : What is Son Goku like?
He’s intelligent and brave.
<b>XV.</b> <b>Procedures :</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
5’
10’
10’
<b>VII.</b> <b>Warm up : </b>
<i>-</i> Ss display their home- link work.
<i>-</i> Ss ask and answer questions about the books and
characters displayed, using the language they have learnt.
<i><b>VIII.</b></i> <b>New lesson .</b>
<i><b>9.</b></i> <b>Look, listen and repeat.</b>
- Have Ss to look at the pictures on page 66 and read the
lines in each picture.
<i>-</i> Point to each picture and elicit the names of characters and
the location.
- Set the context: Mai and Tony are in the library. They are
<i>looking for some story books. You are going to hear them </i>
<i>talking about these books.</i>
<i>-</i> Recall the familiar vocabulary and teach the new word:
<i>main character</i>
<i>brave</i>
<i>intelligent</i>
- Play the recording all the way through for Ss to listen the
text.
- Play the recording again for Ss to repeat each line a few
times.
- Divide the class into groups to take turns to make the
conversation
<b>10. Point, ask and answer.</b>
<b>-</b> Draw Ss’ attention to the picture on the right of the
example. Point to the picture of Son Goku and ask Ss to
read the example.
<b>-</b> Set the scene: Imagine you are reading this book. Let’s
<i>practice talking about the character in this book</i>
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to read the example and elicit their prompts to
complete the speech bubbles.
<b>-</b> Write the question and answer on the board and get Ss to
repeat a few times.
<i><b>-</b></i> Recall and pre-teach the prompt under each picture
<i>brave</i>
<i> intelligent</i>
<i>patriotic</i>
<i>clever</i>
T – whole class
T – whole class
Whole class
Individually
Groups
T – whole class
Get Ss to repeat the
10’
<i>brilliant</i>
<i>good-natured</i>
<i>miserable</i>
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to read the example and elicit their prompts to
complete the speech bubbles (write the question and
answer on the board and ask Ss to repeat a few times)
<b>-</b> Model the task with the whole class
T: What’s Thanh Giong like?
Class: He’s brave and patriotic..
<i> - Repeat the step with picture a, b, c, d and e.</i>
- Have Ss to practice in pairs pointing, asking and answering
- Monitor the activity, check the pronunciation (sound,
assimilation of sound and intonation) and offer help when
necessary.
- Call on some pairs to perform the task at the front of the
class. Others observe and comment.
- Have the whole class repeat the question and answer in
chorus to reinforce their pronunciation.
<b>11. Read and do the task.(Choose one of 3 or 4)</b>
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to look at the picture on P.67
<b>-</b> Set the context: you’re going to a passage and do the task
<i>that follow.</i>
<b>-</b> Recall the familiar vocabulary and teach the key words to
understand the passage: (Write the words on the board
<i>and Ss repeat a few times)</i>
<i>free</i>
<i>e – book </i>
<i>case</i>
<i>detective</i>
<i>series</i>
<i>change</i>
<i>fight</i>
<i>organization</i>
<b>-</b> Read the passage, check Ss’ comprehension.
<b>-</b> Tell them that they should scan the information in the
passage to do the task 1.
<b>-</b> Check if Ss understand the task. Do the first for example
<b>-</b> Give Ss sufficient time to do the task and move around to
monitor the activity.
<b>-</b> Have Ss to check their answers in pairs before call some Ss
to report the answer to the class.
Answers: 1. Yes 2. No 3. Yes 4. Yes 5. No
<b>12. Write about your favourite book.</b>
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to open the book on P. 68 and draw their attention
Pair – work
T – whole class
T – whole class
Individually
Pair – work/
Group work
Whole class
10’
5’
to the passage. Tell Ss the writing purpose: You are going
<b>-</b> Do the first example with the class. Write the wrting frame
on the board and elicit Ss’ answer to complete the passage.
<b>-</b> Set the time and let Ss do the task individually. Move
around the class to monitor the activity.
<b>-</b> Get a few Ss to complete the bubbles on the large – sized
sheet of paper. Others check the lines and get Ss to repeat
each line in the speech bubbles.
<b>IX.</b> <b>Summary and Home link.</b>
- Consolidate the content of this lesson
- Ss practice miming their favourite sports and games at
home for the class performance in the next lesson.
T – whole class
T – whole class
<b>Week: 14 </b><i>Date of teaching: Tuesday, November, 24th<sub> , 2015</sub></i><sub> </sub>
<b>Period: 27th </b>
<b>UNIT 9</b>
<b>OUR TEACHER’S DAY</b>
<b>I.</b> <b>Objectives :</b>
<b>-</b> By the end of this lesson, students will be able to ask and answer the questions about the date of
Teacher’s Day in some countries.
<b>-</b> Develop listening, reading and speaking skill.
<b>II.</b> <b>Teaching methods :</b>
<b>-</b> Communicative approach.
<b>-</b> Techniques:
+ Ask and answer (say individually)
+ Work in pairs/ groups.
+ Discuss.
<b>III.</b> <b>Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: student’s and teacher’s book, word cards, pictures, tape, cassette, puppets.
- Students’ aids: books, notebooks, workbooks.
<b>IV.</b> <b>Languages focus :</b>
<b>Vocabularies: </b>
<i>Wear, bested clothes, celebrate, special event, celebration</i>
<b>Sentence patterns:</b>
<i>When is Teacher’s Day in Malaysia?</i>
<i>It’s on May 16th<sub>.</sub></i>
<b>V.</b> <b>Procedures : </b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/ Activities </b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
6’ <b>I.</b> <b>Warm- up</b>
- Ss display their home-link pictures from Unit 8.
10’
10’
- Ss play the game “Slap the board”, using the displayed
<i>pictures </i>
<b>II.</b> <b>Present the new lesson</b>
<b>1. Look, listen and repeat.</b>
- Focus Ss’ attention on the title of the unit and the pictures.
- Ask Ss to identify the characters in the pictures
- Set the context: “you are going to hear Zack, Mai and Mei
<i>Mei talking about Teacher’s Day in some countries.”</i>
<i>-</i> Recall how to say the date: November 20th<sub>, May 16</sub>th<sub> and</sub>
September 10th<sub>.</sub>
- Present new words (pictures):
<i>wear</i>
<i>best clothes</i>
<i>celebrate</i>
- Play the recording for Ss to listen
- Play the recording again for Sts to repeat sentence by
sentence.
- Divide the class into groups to take turns, then opened
pairs and close pair practice
<b>2. Point, ask and answer</b>
<i><b>-</b></i> Draw Ss’ attention to the world map and the date chart in
this section.
<i><b>-</b></i> Point to the word map and ask Ss to read the name of the
countries in focus.
<b>-</b> Set the context: “You are going to practice asking and
<i>answering questions about the dates of Teacher’s Day in</i>
<i>some countries.”</i>
<i><b>-</b></i> Ask Ss to read example and elicit their prompts to
complete the bubbles.
<i><b>-</b></i> Write the question and answer on the board and get Ss to
<i><b>-</b></i> Point to each row on the date chart and get Ss to repeat the
name of the countries and the dates a few times.
<i><b>-</b></i> Model the task with the whole class
Point to Australia on the chart and ask:
<i>When is Teacher’s Day in Australia?</i>
<i>Class: It’s on the last Friday of October</i>
Repeat the step a few times.
<b>-</b> Go through the task with the other pictures (focus on
<i>pronunciation and fluency)</i>
<b>-</b> Ask Sts to work in pair, asking and answering the
questions. Monitor the activity, check pronunciation and
offer Ss help when necessary.
T – whole class
Whole class
Individually
Pairs
T – whole class
Pair – work
T – whole class
Write them on the board and get Ss to say
10’
4’
<b>-</b> Ask some pairs to ask and answer in front of the class
while others observe and give comments (using the
character flashcards)
<b>3. Listen and circle</b>
<i>-</i> Get Ss to look at the date provided on P. 70 and guess what
they are going to hear about.
- Set the context: “ You are going to hear a passage about
<i>the dates of Teacher’s Day in some countries. You should </i>
<i>listen and circle the appropriate dates.”</i>
- Pre-teach the key words:
celebrate
special event
celebration
- Play the recording 1st<sub> time for Ss to listen all the way </sub>
through
- Play the recording 2nd<sub> time, pause after each part for Ss to </sub>
have sufficient time to select and tick the picture.
- Play it again for Ss to check their answer
- Ss trade their answers within pairs or groups for correction
- Ask Ss to report the answers aloud to the class. The others
listen and give comments.
- Give feedback: 1 – c 2 – c 3 – a 4 - a
<b>-</b> Make some questions to check Ss’ comprehension
<b>III.</b> <b>Summary and Home- link : </b>
<b>-</b> Consolidate the content of the lesson.
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to select, copy and colour a flag for the class
display in the next lesson.
T – whole class
Individually
Pair – work/
Group work
Whole class
T – whole class
<b>Week: 14 </b><i>Date of teaching: Tuesday, December, 24th<sub> , 2015</sub></i><sub> </sub>
<b>Period: 28th</b>
<b>UNIT 9</b>
<b>OUR TEACHER’S DAY</b>
<i><b>Lesson 2</b></i>
<b>I. Objectives:</b>
- By the end of this lesson, Students will be able to pronounce correctly to the sound(s) of the
letters rd in the words card and that of the letters st as in just
- Listen and number the pictures in the order they hear.
- Develop listening, speaking and reading skills.
<b>II. Teaching methods:</b>
- Communicative method.
- Techniques: + Work in pairs
+ Work in groups, discuss.
<b>III. Teaching aids:</b>
- Teacher’s aids: Tape cassette, pictures, poster, word cards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
<b>IV. Languages focus: </b>
* Phonics: card just
<b>V. Procedures:</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
5’
10’
7’
<i><b>I.</b></i> <b>Warm up : </b>
* Chatting
- Ask Sts to ask and answer questions about the flags, the
country names and the dates of Teacher’s Day in some
countries
<i>-</i> Listen and correct their mistakes
<i><b>II.</b></i> <b>New lesson</b>
<i>1.</i> <b>Listen and repeat</b>
<b>-</b> Have Ss open the book page 71, look at the words card, just
and notice the letter colored differently in both words.
<b>-</b> Produce the sounds of the letters rd in the word card and the
letter st in the word just
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to say what they think about when they hear the
sound
<b>-</b> Play the recording all the way through for Ss to listen while
<i><b>-</b></i> Get Sts to repeat the words a few times
<i>2.</i> <b>Listen and read together.</b>
- Have Ss look at picture on page 71. Ask Sts to read the lines
on the cards and the poem. Check Sts’ comprehension.
- Ask Sts to read the poem and teach vocabulary:
look forward
arrive
devoted
helpful
- Check vocabulary: what and where
<i>-</i> Set the context: You are going to hear the poem and clap the
<i>words: one clap for the words with “rd”pronunced and two </i>
claps for the words with “st” pronounced.
- Play the recording all the way through for Ss to listen while
they are reading
- Have Ss practice the text in groups and clap the syllables
- Ask Ss to read each sentence and repeat each line a few times
- Divide class into two groups to take turns to say and clap the
lines
- Call on a few groups to perform the task in front of the class
3. <b>Group and say aloud</b>
- Get Sts to look at the chart and the word box. Say: You are
<i>going to group the words according to the pronunciation of </i>
<i>their “rd” and “st”. Say each word and get Sts to repeat it a </i>
T – whole class
T – Whole class
T – Whole class
Individually
Pair – work
T – whole class
T – whole class
8’
3’
few times.
- Do the first example with the class
- Set time and let Sts do the task in groups
- Ask Sts to check their answers in groups
- Call on some Sts to report their answers
Card
/kɑ:d/ /dʤʌst/Just
third fist
board honest
forward breakfast
bird August
- Have the whole class read in chorus all the completed words.
<i><b>4.</b></i> <b>Listen and number.</b>
- Have Ss look at Pictures on page 72. Ask them to say what
they see.
- T asks Ss to work in pairs to guess.
- Ask Ss to listen to the recording and match the information
they hear to the pictures and number the pictures.
- 1st:Play the recording all the way through for Ss to listen
while they are looking the pictures in their books
- 2nd: play the recording for Ss to listen and number.
- 3rd: play the recording for Ss to check their answers.
- Have Ss trade their answers in pairs for correction
- Ask some questions to ensure Ss’ comprehension of the
listening text.
<i>Answers: 1 – c; 2 – d; 3 – a; 4 – b; 5- e</i>
<b>III.</b> <b>Summary and Home- link : </b>
- Consolidate the content of the lesson.
- Ss make and decorate a card for Teacher’s Day to display in
their classroom in the next lesson.
Group
T – whole class
T – whole class
Individually
Pair- work
T – whole class
T – whole class
<b>Week: 15 Date of teaching: Tuesday, December, 1</b><i>st<sub> , 2015</sub></i>
<b>Period: 29th</b>
<b>UNIT 9: OUR TEACHER’S DAY</b>
<i><b>Lesson 3</b></i>
<b>-</b> At the end of the period, Students will be able to express and respond to wishes
<b>-</b> Read a comprehension text on the celebration of Teacher’s Day in a Vietnamese primary school
<b>-</b> Write a card for Teacher’s Day
<b>-</b> Develop four skills.
+ Ask and answer.
- Teacher’s aids: audio CD, pictures, poster, flashcards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
<b>X.</b> <b>Language focus :</b>
Vocabulary : head teacher, deliver a speech, honour, exciting, memorable
Sentence Patterns : These flowers are for you.
<i>o</i> <i>Thank you.</i>
<i><b>Time</b></i> <i><b>Steps/Activities</b></i> <i><b>Working</b></i>
<i><b>arrangement</b></i>
2’
8’
12’
<b>I.</b> <b>Warm up</b>
Ask Sts to read the poem “ To Our Teacher” together on page71
Listen and check pronunciation
Introduces the new lesson.
<b>II.</b> <b>New lesson.</b>
<b>1. Look, listen and repeat </b>
- Ask Ss to look at each picture on page 73 and set the context:
<i>The Sts in Miss Hien’s class are celebrating Vietnamese </i>
<i>Teacher’s Day. They have a present for Miss Hien</i>
- Pre- teach the new words<i>:</i>
+ <i>Happy Teacher’s Day</i>
<b>-</b> Write the words on the board and repeat
<b>-</b> Play the recording for Sts to read each line in the pictures and
check Ss’ comprehension at times, using English and
Vietnamese when necessary.
<b>-</b> Play the tapes for Sts to listen and repeat
<b>-</b> Call some pairs to practice in front of class and check Sts’
pronunciation.
<b>2. Point, ask and answer </b>
- Have Ps look at the prompts under each picture on page 73.
Get them to repeat each prompt a few times and say: <i>You are </i>
<i>going to practise expressing wishes and responding to or </i>
<i>replying wishes. Imagine you are the Sts in Miss Hien’s </i>
<i>class.</i>
- Ask Sts to read the example
- Model the task: Point to picture a:
- The class has got a story book for you.
- Class: Thank you.
- Give the usage and meaning of model
- Call on some pairs to perform the task at the front of the
class.
- Ask Sts to ask and answer about their future jobs in pairs
- Have the whole class repeat all the phrases to reinforce their
T – whole class
T – whole class
Whole class
Individually
Groups
T – whole class
Pair – work
T – whole class
T – whole class
<i><b>_______ for you!</b></i>
<b>Week: 15 Date of teaching: Tuesday, December, 1</b><i>st<sub> , 2015</sub></i>
<b>Period: 30th<sub> </sub></b>
<b>UNIT 10: HOW I LEARN ENGLISH</b>
<i><b>Lesson 1: </b></i>
- By the end of this lesson, students will be able Ask and answer about one’s favourite school
subject
- Listen and tick the correct pictures
- Develop listening and speaking skills.
+ Ask and answer (say individually)
+ Work in pairs/ groups.
+ Discuss.
- Teacher’s aids: student’s and teacher’s book, word cards, pictures, tape, cassette, puppets.
- Students’ aids: books, notebooks, workbooks.
<i>translator, difficult, mathematician, spoken English, pianist</i>
<b>Sentence patterns:</b>
<i>What subject do you like best?</i>
<i>-</i> <i>Science.</i>
<b>Time</b> <b>Teacher’s activities</b> <b>Working</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
<i>5’</i>
<i>10’</i>
<b>I.</b> <b>Warm up</b>
- Ask Sts to sing the song <i>My Dear Teacher</i> from Unit 9 on page
- Ask Sts to sing in groups
- Call on some groups to sing at the class
- Check their pronunciation
<b>II.</b> <b>New lesson </b>
1. <b>Look, listen and repeat</b>
- Ask Ss to look at the pictures to identify the characters in each
picture on page 76
- Set the context:<i> You are going to hear Tony, Phong, Mai and </i>
<i>Mei Mei talking about the subjects they like learning. </i>
- Pre- teach the new vocabulary:
Translator
difficult
- Play the recording for Sts to read each line in each picture and
check Ss’ comprehension at times, using English and
Vietnamese to help Sts understand the context.
T – whole class
T – whole class
Individually
<b>Week: 16 Date of teaching: Tuesday, December, 8</b><i>th<sub> , 2015 </sub></i>
<b>Period: 31st<sub> </sub></b>
<b>UNIT 10</b>
<b>HOW I LEARN ENGLISH</b>
<i><b>Lesson 2</b></i>
<b>I. Objectives:</b>
- By the end of this lesson, Students will be able to pronounce correctly to the sound(s) of the
letters ou in the words count and that of the letters ow as in how
- Listen and number the pictures in the order they hear.
- Develop listening, speaking and reading skills.
<b>II. Teaching methods:</b>
- Communicative method.
- Techniques: + Work in pairs
+ Work in groups, discuss.
<b>III. Teaching aids:</b>
- Teacher’s aids: Tape cassette, pictures, poster, word cards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
<b>IV. Languages focus: </b>
* Phonics: count how
<b>V. Procedures:</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
5’
5’
10’
<i><b>I.</b></i> <b>Warm up : </b>
<i>-</i> Ss display their home-link on the board.
- Ss ask and answer questions about the books displayed,
using the questions they have learnt so far.
<i><b>II.</b></i> <b>New lesson</b>
<i><b>1.</b></i> <b>Listen and repeat</b>
- Have Ss open the book page 64, draw their attention to the
sound(s) of the letters ou in the words count and that of the
<i>letters ow as in how</i>
- Get Ss to repeat the words a few times.
<i><b>2.</b></i> <b>Listen and read together.</b>
- Have Ss look at Picture on Page 78 and elicit the names of
the characters in each picture and guess what the dialogues
are about.
<i>-</i> Set the context: You are going to listen two dialogues. Clap
<i>the words in focus: one clap for the word with ou as in the </i>
<i>words count and two claps for the word with ow as in how</i>
- Play recording; stop at times to check Ss’ comprehension.
- Have Ss repeat each line in the dialogues
<i>-</i> Model and get Ss to clap in the same way then repeat each
T – whole class
T – Whole class
T – Whole class
7’
10’
3’
line of the dialogues.
<i>-</i> Play the recording twice: once for Ss to listen all the way
through and once for them to clap at the focused words.
<i>-</i> Device the class into four groups for competition
- Ask Ss to look at the book at P.78. Get Ss to look at the chart
and the word box
- Check if they understand the activity and the meaning of the
focused words.
- Get Ss to guess all the complete words and do the first
example
- Set the time and let Ss do the task
- Ss check their answer in pairs.
- Call some Ss to report their answers to the class
- Have the whole class read in chorus all the words in each
column.
<i><b>4.</b></i> <b>Listen and complete.</b>
- Ask Ss to look at the chart on page 79. Draw their attention to
the chart of character names and the school subjects and
guess what they are going to hear.
- Set the scene: “You are going to hear Alex, Tony, Linda and
<i>Lucy talking about their favourite school subjects. Listen and</i>
<i>complete the chart with the subject corresponding to each </i>
<i>speaker.”</i>
- Recall the familiar vocabulary (Maths, Art, Music, Science)
and teach the new words:
Artist
I can see.
<i>-</i> Play the recording twice: once for Ss to listen all the way
through, once for them to select the words on the top row to
complete the chart.
- Have Ss trade their answers in pairs for correction
- Play it again for Ss to check their answers.
- Call some to report their answer to the class
<i>Key: </i>
Alex Maths
Tony Science
Linda Art
Lucy Music
<b>III.</b> <b>Summary and Home- link : </b>
- Consolidate the content of the lesson.
- Ss make sentences with the words from the crossword puzzle
to display in the classroom in the next lesson
T – whole class
Individually
Group
T – whole class
T – whole class
Individually
Pair- work
T – whole class
<b>Week: 16 Date of teaching: Tuesday, December 8</b><i>th<sub>, 2015</sub></i>
<b>Period: 32nd<sub> </sub></b>
<b>UNIT 10</b>
<b>HOW I LEARN ENGLISH</b>
<i><b>Lesson 3</b></i>
<b>I.</b> <b>Objectives :</b>
- By the end of this lesson, Students will be able to:
Ask and answer questions about how one learns English.
Read a comprehension text on how someone learns English and write a description of how one
learns English.
Develop speaking and listening skill.
<b>II.</b> <b>Teaching methods :</b>
- Communicative method.
- Techniques: + Work in pairs
+ Work in groups, discuss.
+ Ask and answer.
<b>III.</b> <b>Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: audio CD, poster, flashcards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
<b>IV.</b> <b>Language focus :</b>
Vocabulary : practice + speaking/ writing…, vocabulary, grammar, pen friend, maybe, join
Sentence Patterns : How do you learn to speak English?
I practice speaking English every day.
<b>V.</b> <b>Procedures :</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
5’
10’
<b>I.</b> <b>Warm up : </b>
<i>-</i> Ss display their home- link work.
<i>-</i> Ss read, ask and answer questions about the writing.
<i><b>II.</b></i> <b>New lesson .</b>
<i><b>1.</b></i> <b>Look, listen and repeat.</b>
- Have Ss to look at the pictures on page 80 and read the context
sentence.
<i>-</i> Point to each picture and elicit the names of characters and what
they are talking about.
- Set the context: You are going to hear Tony asking Mai about
<i>her way of learning English.</i>
<i>-</i> Read the line in each picture, pausing at times to check students’
comprehension. Explain the phrase:
<i>practise speaking</i>
<i>Practice writing</i>
- Play the recording all the way through for Ss to listen the text.
- Play the recording again for Ss to repeat each line a few times.
- Divide the class into groups to take turns to make the conversation
<b>2. Point, ask and answer.</b>
T – whole class
T – whole class
Whole class
Individually
Groups
Get Ss to make a few sentences
10’
10’
<b>-</b> Draw Ss’ attention to the example and set the context: You are
<i>going to practice talking about your way of learning English. </i>
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to read the example and elicit their prompts to complete the
speech bubbles.
<b>-</b> Write the question and answer on the board and get Ss to repeat a
few times.(Focus on pronunciation and fluently)
<i><b>-</b></i> Get Ss to repeat each prompt under each picture.
<i><b>-</b></i> Recall and pre-teach the new words
<i>vocabulary</i>
<i> grammar</i>
<i>pen friend</i>
<b>-</b> Model the task with the whole class
T: How do you learn English?
<i> - Repeat the step with picture a, b, c and d.</i>
- Have Ss to practice in pairs pointing, asking and answering
- Monitor the activity, check the pronunciation (sound, assimilation
of sound and intonation) and offer help when necessary.
- Call on some pairs to perform the task at the front of the class.
Others observe and comment.
- Have the whole class repeat the question and answer in chorus to
reinforce their pronunciation.
<b>3. Read and do the task.(Choose one of 3 or 4)</b>
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to look at the picture on P.81. Get them to read the title and
guess what they are going to read about. Point to the pictures and
elicit Ss’ answer to identify the characters(Nam, Mai), the location
<i>and what they are doing</i>
<b>-</b> Set the context: you’re going to read a passage on some way of
<i>learning English and do the task that follow.</i>
<b>-</b> Let’s Ss a few seconds to read through the task.
<b>-</b> Recall the familiar vocabulary and teach the key words to
understand the passage: (Write the words on the board and Ss
<i>repeat a few times)</i>
<i>maybe</i>
<i>join</i>
<b>-</b> Read the passage, check Ss’ comprehension.
<b>-</b> Tell them that they should scan the information in the passage to
do the task .
<b>-</b> Check if Ss understand the task. Do the first for example
<b>-</b> Give Ss sufficient time to do the task and move around to monitor
the activity.
<b>-</b> Have Ss to check their answers in pairs before call some Ss to
report the answer to the class.
Answers
T – whole class
Pair – work
T – whole class
T – whole class
10’
5’
<i><b>Task 1</b></i> 1. No 2. No 3. No 4. No 5. Yes
<i><b>Task 2</b></i> INam sheMai
them new words
They Tony, Tom, Linda
<b>4. Write about how you learn English.</b>
<b>-</b> Ask Ss to open the book on P. 82 and get them read the guiding
questions.
<b>-</b> Check their comprehension.
<b>-</b> Tell Ss the writing purpose: You are going to write about your
<i>way of learning English.</i>
<b>-</b> Point to the questions and say: You should read the guiding
<i>questions and write your own answers</i>
<b>-</b> Do the first example with the class. Write the writing frame on the
board and elicit Ss’ answer to complete the passage.
<b>-</b> Set the time and let Ss do the task individually. Move around the
class to monitor the activity.
<b>-</b> Get a few Ss to complete the bubbles on the large – sized sheet of
paper. Others check the lines and get Ss to repeat each line in the
speech bubbles.
<b>III.</b> <b>Summary and Home link.</b>
- Consolidate the content of this lesson
- Ss write sentences, describing how they learn English (speak,
<i>listen, read and write) for the class performance in the next lesson.</i>
Whole class
T – whole class
Whole class
Individually
T – whole class
T – whole class
<b>Week: 15 Date of teaching: Tuesday, December 15</b><i>th<sub>, 2015</sub></i>
<b>Period: 29th</b>
<b>UNIT 9: OUR TEACHER’S DAY</b>
<i><b>Lesson 3</b></i>
<b>-</b> At the end of the period, Students will be able to express and respond to wishes
<b>-</b> Read a comprehension text on the celebration of Teacher’s Day in a Vietnamese primary school
<b>-</b> Write a card for Teacher’s Day
<b>-</b> Develop four skills.
+ Work in groups, discuss.
+ Ask and answer.
- Teacher’s aids: audio CD, pictures, poster, flashcards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
<b>XII.</b> <b>Language focus :</b>
Vocabulary : head teacher, deliver a speech, honour, exciting, memorable
Sentence Patterns : These flowers are for you.
<i>o</i> <i>Thank you.</i>
<i><b>Time</b></i> <i><b>Steps/Activities</b></i> <i><b>Working </b></i>
<i><b>arrangement</b></i>
2’
8’
12’
<b>IV.</b> <b>Warm up</b>
Ask Sts to read the poem “ To Our Teacher” together on page71
Listen and check pronunciation
Introduces the new lesson.
<b>V.</b> <b>New lesson.</b>
<b>5. Look, listen and repeat </b>
- Ask Ss to look at each picture on page 73 and set the context: <i>The </i>
<i>Sts in Miss Hien’s class are celebrating Vietnamese Teacher’s </i>
<i>Day. They have a present for Miss Hien</i>
- Pre- teach the new words<i>:</i>
+ <i>Happy Teacher’s Day</i>
<b>-</b> Write the words on the board and repeat
<b>-</b> Play the recording for Sts to read each line in the pictures and
check Ss’ comprehension at times, using English and Vietnamese
when necessary.
<b>-</b> Play the tapes for Sts to listen and repeat
<b>-</b> Call some pairs to practice in front of class and check Sts’
pronunciation.
<b>6. Point, ask and answer </b>
- Have Ps look at the prompts under each picture on page 73. Get
them to repeat each prompt a few times and say: <i>You are going to </i>
<i>practise expressing wishes and responding to or replying wishes. </i>
<i>Imagine you are the Sts in Miss Hien’s class.</i>
- Ask Sts to read the example
- Model the task: Point to picture a:
- The class has got a story book for you.
- Class: Thank you.
- Give the usage and meaning of model
- Call on some pairs to perform the task at the front of the class.
- Ask Sts to ask and answer about their future jobs in pairs
- Have the whole class repeat all the phrases to reinforce their
pronunciation.
T – whole class
T – whole class
Whole class
Individually
Groups
T – whole class
Pair – work
T – whole class
<i><b>_______ for you!</b></i>
<b>Week: 15 Date of teaching: Tuesday, December 15</b><i>th<sub>, 2015</sub></i>
<b>Period: 30th<sub> </sub></b>
<b>UNIT 10: HOW I LEARN ENGLISH</b>
<i><b>Lesson 1: </b></i>
- By the end of this lesson, students will be able Ask and answer about one’s favourite school
subject
- Listen and tick the correct pictures
- Develop listening and speaking skills.
+ Ask and answer (say individually)
+ Work in pairs/ groups.
+ Discuss.
- Teacher’s aids: student’s and teacher’s book, word cards, pictures, tape, cassette, puppets.
- Students’ aids: books, notebooks, workbooks.
<i>translator, difficult, mathematician, spoken English, pianist</i>
<b>Sentence patterns:</b>
<i>What subject do you like best?</i>
<i>-</i> <i>Science.</i>
<b>Time</b> <b>Teacher’s activities</b> <b>Working </b>
<b>arrangement</b>
5’
10’
<b>IV.</b> <b>Warm up</b>
- Ask Sts to sing the song <i>My Dear Teacher</i> from Unit 9 on page 75
- Ask Sts to sing in groups
- Call on some groups to sing at the class
- Check their pronunciation
<b>V.</b> <b>New lesson </b>
4. <b>Look, listen and repeat</b>
- Ask Ss to look at the pictures to identify the characters in each
picture on page 76
- Set the context:<i> You are going to hear Tony, Phong, Mai and Mei </i>
<i>Mei talking about the subjects they like learning. </i>
- Pre- teach the new vocabulary:
Translator
difficult
- Play the recording for Sts to read each line in each picture and check
T – whole
class
T – whole
class
<b>Week: 16 Date of teaching: Tuesday, December 22</b><i>th<sub> , 2015 </sub></i>
<b>Period: 31st<sub> </sub></b>
<b>UNIT 10</b>
<b>HOW I LEARN ENGLISH</b>
<i><b>Lesson 2</b></i>
<b>I. Objectives:</b>
- By the end of this lesson, Students will be able to pronounce correctly to the sound(s) of the
letters ou in the words count and that of the letters ow as in how
- Listen and number the pictures in the order they hear.
- Develop listening, speaking and reading skills.
<b>II. Teaching methods:</b>
- Communicative method.
- Techniques: + Work in pairs
+ Work in groups, discuss.
<b>III. Teaching aids:</b>
- Teacher’s aids: Tape cassette, pictures, poster, word cards.
- Students’ aids: book, notebook, workbook.
<b>IV. Languages focus: </b>
* Phonics: count how
<b>V. Procedures:</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
5’
5’
10’
<i><b>IX.</b></i> <b>Warm up : </b>
<i>-</i> Ss display their home-link on the board.
- Ss ask and answer questions about the books displayed,
using the questions they have learnt so far.
<i><b>X.</b></i> <b>New lesson</b>
<i>1.</i> <b>Listen and repeat</b>
- Have Ss open the book page 64, draw their attention to the
sound(s) of the letters ou in the words count and that of the
<i>letters ow as in how</i>
- Get Ss to repeat the words a few times.
<i>2.</i> <b>Listen and read together.</b>
- Have Ss look at Picture on Page 78 and elicit the names of the
characters in each picture and guess what the dialogues are
about.
<i>-</i> Set the context: You are going to listen two dialogues. Clap the
<i>words in focus: one clap for the word with ou as in the words </i>
<i><b>count and two claps for the word with ow as in how</b></i>
- Play recording; stop at times to check Ss’ comprehension.
- Have Ss repeat each line in the dialogues
<i>-</i> Model and get Ss to clap in the same way then repeat each line
T – whole class
T – Whole class
T – Whole class
7’
10’
3’
of the dialogues.
<i>-</i> Play the recording twice: once for Ss to listen all the way
through and once for them to clap at the focused words.
<i>-</i> Device the class into four groups for competition
3. <b>Group and say aloud</b>
- Ask Ss to look at the book at P.78. Get Ss to look at the chart
and the word box
- Check if they understand the activity and the meaning of the
focused words.
- Get Ss to guess all the complete words and do the first
example
- Set the time and let Ss do the task
- Ss check their answer in pairs.
- Call some Ss to report their answers to the class
- Have the whole class read in chorus all the words in each
column.
<i><b>5.</b></i> <b>Listen and complete.</b>
- Ask Ss to look at the chart on page 79. Draw their attention to
the chart of character names and the school subjects and guess
what they are going to hear.
- Set the scene: “You are going to hear Alex, Tony, Linda and
<i>Lucy talking about their favourite school subjects. Listen and </i>
<i>complete the chart with the subject corresponding to each </i>
<i>speaker.”</i>
- Recall the familiar vocabulary (Maths, Art, Music, Science) and
teach the new words:
Artist
I can see.
<i>-</i> Play the recording twice: once for Ss to listen all the way
through, once for them to select the words on the top row to
complete the chart.
- Have Ss trade their answers in pairs for correction
- Call some to report their answer to the class
<i>Key: </i>
Alex Maths
Tony Science
Linda Art
Lucy Music
<b>XI.</b> <b>Summary and Home- link : </b>
- Consolidate the content of the lesson.
- Ss make sentences with the words from the crossword puzzle to
display in the classroom in the next lesson
T – whole class
Individually
Group
T – whole class
T – whole class
Individually
Pair- work
T – whole class
<b>Week: 16 Date of teaching: Tuesday, December 22</b><i>th<sub>, 2015</sub></i>
<b>Period: 32nd<sub> </sub></b>
<b>UNIT 10</b>
<b>HOW I LEARN ENGLISH</b>
<i><b>Lesson 3</b></i>
<b>XVI.</b> <b>Objectives :</b>
- By the end of this lesson, Students will be able to:
Ask and answer questions about how one learns English.
Read a comprehension text on how someone learns English and write a description of how one
learns English.
Develop speaking and listening skill.
<b>XVII.</b> <b>Teaching methods :</b>
- Communicative method.
- Techniques: + Work in pairs
+ Work in groups, discuss.
+ Ask and answer.
<b>XVIII.</b> <b>Teaching aids :</b>
- Teacher’s aids: audio CD, poster, flashcards.
Vocabulary : practice + speaking/ writing…, vocabulary, grammar, pen friend, maybe, join
Sentence Patterns : How do you learn to speak English?
I practice speaking English every day.
<b>XX.</b> <b>Procedures :</b>
<b>Time</b> <b>Steps/Activities</b> <b>Work</b>
<b>arrangement</b>
5’
10’
<b>XIV. Warm up :</b>
<i>-</i> Ss display their home- link work.
<i>-</i> Ss read, ask and answer questions about the writing.
<i><b>XV.</b></i> <b>New lesson .</b>
<i><b>13.</b></i> <b>Look, listen and repeat.</b>
- Have Ss to look at the pictures on page 80 and read the context
sentence.
<i>-</i>Point to each picture and elicit the names of characters and what
they are talking about.
- Set the context: You are going to hear Tony asking Mai about her
<i>way of learning English.</i>
<i>-</i>Read the line in each picture, pausing at times to check students’
comprehension. Explain the phrase:
<i>practise speaking</i>
<i>Practice writing</i>
- Play the recording all the way through for Ss to listen the text.
T – whole class
T – whole class
Whole class
Individually
Get Ss to make a few sentences
10’
10’
- Play the recording again for Ss to repeat each line a few times.
- Divide the class into groups to take turns to make the conversation
<b>14.</b> <b>Point, ask and answer.</b>
<b>-Draw Ss’ attention to the example and set the context: You are </b>
speech bubbles.
<b>-Write the question and answer on the board and get Ss to repeat a </b>
few times.(Focus on pronunciation and fluently)
<i><b>-Get Ss to repeat each prompt under each picture.</b></i>
<i><b>-Recall and pre-teach the new words </b></i>
<i>vocabulary</i>
<i> grammar</i>
<i>pen friend</i>
<b>-Model the task with the whole class</b>
T: How do you learn English?
Class: I watch cartoons on TV.
<i> - Repeat the step with picture a, b, c and d.</i>
- Have Ss to practice in pairs pointing, asking and answering
- Monitor the activity, check the pronunciation (sound, assimilation
of sound and intonation) and offer help when necessary.
- Call on some pairs to perform the task at the front of the class.
Others observe and comment.
- Have the whole class repeat the question and answer in chorus to
<b>15.</b> <b>Read and do the task.(Choose one of 3 or 4)</b>
<b>-Ask Ss to look at the picture on P.81. Get them to read the title and </b>
guess what they are going to read about. Point to the pictures and
elicit Ss’ answer to identify the characters(Nam, Mai), the location
<i>and what they are doing</i>
<b>-Set the context: you’re going to read a passage on some way of </b>
<i>learning English and do the task that follow.</i>
<b>-Let’s Ss a few seconds to read through the task.</b>
<b>-Recall the familiar vocabulary and teach the key words to </b>
understand the passage: (Write the words on the board and Ss
<i>repeat a few times)</i>
<i>maybe</i>
<i>join</i>
<b>-Read the passage, check Ss’ comprehension.</b>
<b>-Tell them that they should scan the information in the passage to do </b>
the task .
<b>-Check if Ss understand the task. Do the first for example</b>
<b>-Give Ss sufficient time to do the task and move around to monitor </b>
the activity.
Groups
T – whole class
Pair – work
T – whole class
T – whole class
10’
5’
<b>-Have Ss to check their answers in pairs before call some Ss to report</b>
the answer to the class.
Answers
<i><b>Task</b></i>
<i><b>1</b></i>
6. No 7. No 8. No 9. N
o
10.
Yes
<i><b>Task</b></i>
<i><b>2</b></i>
INam sheMai
them new words
They Tony, Tom, Linda
<b>16.</b> <b>Write about how you learn English.</b>
<b>-Ask Ss to open the book on P. 82 and get them read the guiding </b>
questions.
<b>-Check their comprehension. </b>
<b>-Tell Ss the writing purpose: You are going to write about your way </b>
<i>of learning English.</i>
<b>-Point to the questions and say: You should read the guiding </b>
<i>questions and write your own answers</i>
<b>-Do the first example with the class. Write the writing frame on the </b>
board and elicit Ss’ answer to complete the passage.
<b>-Set the time and let Ss do the task individually. Move around the </b>
class to monitor the activity.
<b>-Get a few Ss to complete the bubbles on the large – sized sheet of </b>
paper. Others check the lines and get Ss to repeat each line in the
speech bubbles.
<b>XVI. Summary and Home link.</b>
- Consolidate the content of this lesson
- Ss write sentences, describing how they learn English (speak,
<i>listen, read and write) for the class performance in the next lesson.</i>
Group work
Whole class
T – whole class
Whole class
Individually
T – whole class
T – whole class
<b>Week: 17 Date of teaching: Tuesday, December 29</b><i>th<sub>, 2015</sub></i>
<b>Period: 33th</b>
<b>REVIEW 2</b>
<b>I/ Objectives:</b>
By the end of the lesson, students will be able to revise the topics, the language
competences, the language knowledge and the language skill they have learnt from Unit 6 to
Unit 10
<b>III/ Procedures:</b>
Time Contents T’s activities Ss’ activities
5’
5’
18’
I. Warmer:
Slap the board
II. Presentation
- Topics
- Language competences
- Language knowledge (phonics,
vocabulary, sentence patterns)
III. Practice
I/ VOCABULARY AND SPELLING
1. Choose the letters that complete
the words blow. Then read the words
aloud.
Answer: a. skate; b. dragon; c. name;
d. water; e. first; f. cloud; g. tower; h.
card; i. jumped; j. painted; k. danced.
2. Complete the sentences.
Answer: a. visited; b. jumped; c.
explored; d. skated; e. game; f. Happy;
g. story; h. post office; i. card; j.
English.
3. Groups the words of the same
group
Answer:
Animal: giraffe; kangaroo; snake; lion;
deer.
Sport & Game: volleyball; karate;
Bingo; Farm Town; basketball;
swimming.
Book: Case Closed; Dragon Balls; The
Legend of Watermelon; Snow White
and the seven Dwarfs; The Starfruit
- Gets students to joint the
activity
- Introduces the new lesson.
- Helps students to revise
the topic, the language
competences, the language
knowledge
- Asks students to complete
each word under the picture
using the letters in this
chart individually.
- Asks some students to
read aloud the words to the
class
- Provides the answers and
explanations
- Asks students to write the
missing letters to complete
the sentences.
- Asks some students to
read their sentences to the
class
- Provides the answers and
explanations
- Asks students to look at
the chart and the word box.
- Says each word and gets
students to repeat. Then lets
students do the task
independently
- Asks students to check
their answers in pairs.
- Plays the tape for students
to listen and tick the correct
answers
- Asks students to exchange
their answers with their
partners
- Joint the activity
- Listen
- Revise the
topic, the
language
competences, the
language
knowledge
- Complete each
word under the
picture using the
letters in this chart
individually.
- Read aloud the
words to the class
- Write the missing
letters to complete
the sentences.
- Read their
sentences to the
class
- Listen and check
answers
Tree
II/ LISTENING
1. Listen and tick
Answer: 1.b; 2.c; 3. b; 4. a; 5. a.
2. Listen and number
Answer: a. 3; b. 4; c. 1; d. 5; e. 2.
III/ READING AND WRITING
1. Draw a line to match each question
to the answer.
Answer: 1. e; 2. d; 3. a; 4. g; 5. b; 6.c;
7. f.
2. Read and do the tasks.
Answer:
a. Tick T( True) or F (False): 1. F; 2.
<i>T; 3. T; 4. T.</i>
b. Write short answers:
<i> 1. From the market.</i>
<i> 2. Another dog carrying a much </i>
<i>bigger bone.</i>
<i> 3. He wanted to get the bigger bone.</i>
IV/ SPEAKING
1. The following pictures describe a
trip to the zoo. With a partner, ask and
answer questions about what happens
in each picture.
Answer: 1. The children are getting on
- Provides the answers and
explanations
- Asks students to look at
the pictures
- Plays the tape for students
- Provides the answers and
explanations
- Asks students to do the
task individually
- Asks students to exchange
their answers with their
partners
- Provides the answers and
explanations
- Asks students to read the
text and do the task
independently.
- Asks students to compare
their answers in pairs
- Provides the answers and
explanations
- Asks students to. look at
each picture and say what
- Asks students to work in
pairs to ask and answer
questions about each
picture.
- Calls on some pairs to
demonstrate the task in
front of the class
- Asks students to look at
the pictures, observe the
details in each picture and
find the four differences
between two pictures
- Ask students to work in
pairs to point to the pictures
- Listen and tick
the correct answers
- Exchange and
compare their
answers with their
partners
- Listen and check
answers
- Look at the
- Listen and write
the number for
correct pictures
- Exchange and
compare their
answers with their
partners
- Listen and check
answers
- Do the task
individually
- Exchange and
compare their
answers with their
partners
- Listen and check
answers
- Read the text and
do the task
independently.
- Compare their
answers in pairs
- Listen and check
5’
2’
a bus at 9:00; 2. The children are
arriving at the zoo at 10:00; 3. The
children are seeing the elephants at
10:20; 4. The children are seeing the
monkey at 11:00; 5. The children are
watching the animal show at 11:30; 6.
The children are having their picnic
lunch at 12:30.
2. Find and talk about the four
differences between the two pictures
Answer:
1. In Picture A there are 4 elephants
playing football. In Picture B there are
4 elephants walking on 2 legs.
2. In Picture A there are 2 dancing
bears. In Picture B there are 2 cycling
bears.
3. In Picture A there are 3 tigers. In
Picture B there are 3 lions.
4. In Picture A there is a seal playing
IV. Production
Test
VI. Home work
- Review the lesson at home and
prepare the next lesson
and talk about the
differences
- Calls some students to
report the differences
- Give students a test
- Asks students to review
the lesson at home and
prepare the next lesson
ask and answer
questions about
each picture.
- Demonstrate the
task in front of the
class
- Look at the
pictures, observe
- Work in pairs to
point to the
pictures and talk
about the
differences
- Report the the
differences
- Do a test
- Review the
lesson at home and
prepare the next
lesson
<b>Week: 17 Date of teaching: Tuesday, December 29</b><i>th<sub>, 2015</sub></i>
<b>Period: 34th</b>
<b>Revision</b>
<i><b>I.Tìm từ khác với các từ cịn lại: (1M)</b></i>
1. A. teacher B. nurse C. cook D. play
2. A. dining room B. kitchen C. mother D. bedroom
3. A. these B. this C. those D. they
4. A. this B. hi C. nine D. fine
<i><b>II. Hoàn thành các từ sau: (1M)</b></i>
<i><b>1.</b></i> What are these? - They are ch_irs.
<i><b>2.</b></i> This is the b_throom.
<i><b>4.</b></i> She can do a magic tr_ck.
<i><b>III.Chọn từ thích hợp điền vào chỗ trống: (2M)</b></i>
1. ………….is the sink? It is in the bathroom.
A. Who B. Where C. What
2. There ……… five cats under the table.
A. Is B. am C. are
3. He can climb a tree , ……….he can’t jump rope.
A. But B. and C. too
4. What is ………..? It is a yo-yo.
A. these B. that C. those
5. What can you do? I can …….. a kite.
A. fly B. play C. do
6. Can you ride a pony? Yes, …….can.
A. he B. she C. I
7. What is the ………….? I am sick.
A. wrong C. matter C. X
8. …….there a sofa in the living room? Yes, there is.
A. Am B. Are C. Is
<i><b>IV.Nối câu ở cột A với câu trả lời tương ứng ở cột B: (2M)</b></i>
1.Where is the bed? a. I can’t hit a ball.
2.Good bye. b. Yes, she can.
3.Can she play the piano? c. See you later.
4.What’s wrong ? d. It’s in the bedroom.
<i><b>V.Sắp xếp thành câu hoàn chỉnh: (2M)</b></i>
1. Is / this / the / kitchen.
2. she / do a magic trick / can.
3. are / there / four / dogs / under / the / table.
4. I / see / can’t / board / the.
<i><b>VI.Đọc câu hỏi và trả lời: (2M)</b></i>
1. What is your name?
____________________________________
2. How old are you?
____________________________________
3. Where do you live?
____________________________________
4. What can you do?